
Peter McCarron
Peter is a Sr. Technical Marketing Engineer at LaunchDarkly where he creates technical materials designed to help users understand both how the platform works and the value it can bring to an organization.
Stories by Peter McCarron
5 best practices for getting started with LaunchDarkly
Set up your first project, choose an SDK, and start using feature flags.

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What Are Software Deployments? Methodology + Best Practices

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Why Decouple Deployments From Releases?

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Getting Started With LaunchDarkly Migration Flags

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Setting the Right Contexts With LaunchDarkly
Learn how to deliver targeted experiences to customer segments based on any attribute or combination of attributes you can imagine.

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How to Deploy and Manage APIs with LaunchDarkly
In this article, we’ll walk through some different ways you can use LaunchDarkly to roll out new APIs and version existing ones.

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Ready, Set, Action(s)! - Flag Evaluations for GitHub Actions
In this article, we’ll provide a quick “Who, What, Why” overview of the integration and what it could mean for developers looking to build out a robust CI/CD solution with GitHub and LaunchDarkly.

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Tips & Tricks for using Terraform with LaunchDarkly
In this article, we’ll walk through ways to help you get started and some important considerations when using the LaunchDarkly Terraform provider.

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Trajectory Wrapped: 5 Key Takeaways from our November Conference
In this article, we’ll recap the top five talks based on our top-secret, proprietary, data-driven, and very scientific ranking model.

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Using LaunchDarkly Feature Flags With GraphQL Applications
This post is about how we can start to layer in feature flags alongside a GraphQL server to make it more dynamic for developers.

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Your Flight Plan for Trajectory
The goal of this year's two day, virtual event is to bring development, engineering, and product teams together to share stories and experiences in software delivery.

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