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The marriage of feature flags with Split and security via Spring Security makes testing in production so easy it might blow your mind! Get building today!

Learn how to MongoDB as the storage mechanism for a Spring Boot application, and then add feature flags!

Every tech company, should be using a robust feature flag system. A well-built system will provide a host of value-adds and efficiencies for your dev team

Feature flagging is a technique development teams deploy to enable easy switches between codepaths in their systems, at runtime. In simpler terms, they’re control structures that toggle on and off the code inside them. Dev teams use feature flags for a wide variety of purposes, from canary releases to A/B…

Software testing is usually a point of friction for software development teams. Feature flags create an added layer of complexity that you need to account for. So how can we make the process of testing in a feature-flagged codebase easier?  Isolate Tests to Reduce the Scope of the System Under…

Creating new microservices individually via feature flags ensures a low-risk release that will be easy on your devs, network administrators, and end-users

Controlled rollouts, also called canary releases, or percentage rollouts, are a vital part of software releases. With controlled rollouts, you can release your new feature to a small subset of users, verify proper functionality, and then slowly roll the feature out to your entire user base once you know it…

Develop a small application programming interface with Node.js and Express, and deploy feature flags to toggle functionality.

Feature toggling is a powerful technique you can use to hide or disable parts of an application. Today, we’ll walk you through implementing a feature toggle (often called a feature flag) in Spring Boot. By the end of the post, you’ll have learned not only how to get started with…