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LaunchDarkly Lunch and Learn: Faster, Safer Software Development

Modern software development forces developers to choose between moving fast and breaking things or endlessly testing each release to reduce risk. Feature management lets developers move faster than ever with confidence. Using feature flags gives teams full control of rollouts, the ability to recover from errors instantly, and a seamless way to scale modern release practices across their organisations.

In this webinar, LaunchDarkly's Kay Rex, Enterprise Solutions Engineer, offers a walkthrough of how to safeguard your customer experiences while developing directly in production. 

You'll learn:

  • How target releases to internal developers
  • Ways to gradually expose features to subsets of your customers
  • Strategies to reduce the impact radius of risky releases.
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Kay Rex
Enterprise Solutions Engineer, LaunchDarkly

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