All Blog Posts - Page 6
Using LaunchDarkly Feature Flags in a Contentful + React Application
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use LaunchDarkly feature flags to show and hide front-end features in a Contentful + React web application.
Tilde Thurium
LaunchDarkly for Developers now features hands-on workshops & short videos
We are excited to share that we’ve revamped LaunchDarkly for Developers training with an interactive, self-service workshop and shorter video lessons, so it’s faster to get up to speed on everything you need to know to uplevel your software release management skills.
Shabih Syed
LaunchDarkly now integrates with AWS PrivateLink
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Introducing new insights, integrations, and ways to manage releases at scale with LaunchDarkly
Today we’re happy to announce several new features that address these important issues that arise at enterprise scale, making it even easier to efficiently manage releases across your organization
Steve Zegalia
Introducing LaunchDarkly AI Configs (early access): release your next GenAI feature in hours, not weeks
Karishma Irani
Launch Week '24: Removing risk from every software release
LaunchDarkly believes the way most teams release software is just plain broken — a rush to ship features and nothing to do but hope for the best. And this challenge is only magnified when it comes to building and shipping AI applications or trying to do something truly novel for your customers. But what if there was a way to move fast without sacrificing quality or performance? And what if–even better–this could all happen automatically?
Claire Vo
Introducing Guarded Releases: confidently innovate with safer, smarter software deployments
Kellye King
LaunchDarkly on LaunchDarkly: how we guard releases to build trust and mitigate risk
The Fundamentals Engineering Team at LaunchDarkly is responsible for building and refining a shared platform of core capabilities across internal product engineering teams. They work closely with product engineers to develop impactful features and products faster, which benefit internal teams and our customers alike.
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Declutter your flags with automated flag archival checks in LaunchDarkly
We’re excited to introduce automated checks in LaunchDarkly to let you know when a flag is ready to be removed. That means that your team can more easily and proactively manage flag debt, contributing to a cleaner codebase and freeing up more time for building and shipping new products.
Steve Zegalia
Email API showdown: testing Mailgun vs. Resend with LaunchDarkly feature flags
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use LaunchDarkly feature flags to toggle between 2 different email providers (Resend and Mailgun) in an ExpressJS application.
Tilde Thurium
Release management guide: what it is & why it matters
Jesse Sumrak
5 Strategies to De-Risk Software Releases in Retail & eCommerce
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Running a seasonally themed signup experiment with LaunchDarkly and ExpressJS
In this tutorial you’ll learn how to run an A/B experiment to give your signup flow some 🍁seasonally themed flavor ☠️, using LaunchDarkly and ExpressJS. All experiments should start with a hypothesis. Will changing the design to be a bit spooookier increase our conversion rate? Let’s find out!
Tilde Thurium
Introducing enriched experiment results: empowering deeper release insights
We are excited to share our enriched experiment analytics – giving LaunchDarkly Experimentation users even more visibility into the results of their experiments so they can quickly make more informed decisions.
Allison Rogers
Part 2: How Is GenAI Transforming the Software Development Lifecycle?
In this four-part blog series, we’ll cover how GenAI is transforming software delivery, the new challenges it introduces, and how LaunchDarkly can help teams build and deliver new GenAI features within a matter of hours, not weeks.
Steve Zegalia
DORA Metrics: 4 Metrics to Measure Your DevOps Performance
Jesse Sumrak
Building a toggle-able link in bio app with Reflex.dev and LaunchDarkly
By day, I'm a developer experience engineer; by night, I'm a stand-up comedian. My audience (whether it's a tech conference or comedy club) differs widely. And as any skilled performer knows, the first way to bring on the tomatoes is by not serving your audience what they want. Fortunately, I've crafted a customizable (and toggle-able) link in the bio application using Reflex.dev and LaunchDarkly, which displays different information based on the scenario. Follow this guide to learn how to create a dynamic (and visually appealing) link in the bio site.
Erin Mikail Staples
Mitigating signup spam spikes with LaunchDarkly and Twilio Verify in an ExpressJS app
In this tutorial, we’ll build an ExpressJS demo app that has the flexibility to toggle extra verification layers on during spam attacks. This demo combines Twilio Verify, a fraud verification API that can be used across many communications channels, with LaunchDarkly feature flags. Take that, spammers.
Tilde Thurium
Building a Culture of Experimentation: Quantifying the Value of Experimentation
Scott Shindeldecker
Upgrade your APIs safely with Progressive Rollouts in an ExpressJS Application
Tilde Thurium
Boost Your Next.js Reality TV Scenario Generator: Rate Limiting and Targeting with Arcjet and LaunchDarkly
Reduce risk in your AI-powered apps by implementing rate limiting with Arcjet and leveraging LaunchDarkly’s targeting capabilities.
Erin Mikail Staples
Part 1: Keeping Up With The Pace Of GenAI Innovation
In this four-part blog series, we’ll cover how GenAI is transforming software delivery, the new challenges it introduces, and how LaunchDarkly can help teams build and deliver new GenAI features within a matter of hours, not weeks.
Steve Zegalia
How to build an AI-powered Reality TV Scenario Generator App in Next.js with Replicate + LaunchDarkly
Thanks to the power of technology and AI, we can try our hand at a Reality TV Simulator app. Let’s build an AI-powered application that generates scenarios for a wilderness survival reality TV show, similar to a personal favorite, "Naked and Afraid." Let’s use Next.js, LaunchDarkly, and Replicate to create a Reality TV AI generator application.
Erin Mikail Staples
Experimentation in financial services: 5 ways to increase customer engagement
Experimentation goes beyond personalization—it’s also about maximizing efficiency and reducing guesswork.
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