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Testing in production sounds wild, right? But what if you could limit it to just one account, then gradually roll it out to more? With feature flags, you can separate code releases from feature launches. This lets you "soft launch" and quickly turn off a feature if something goes wrong. #SaaS #DevJoy

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Feature flags are a game-changer for development. By separating code releases from feature rollouts, you can speed up product development and make room for experimentation. This approach is perfect for beta testing and evaluating which features work best for your business model. #devjoy #SaaS

"Still spending your weekends on releases, just to avoid potential crashes for your users? We've been there too. But we found the solution: feature flags. By separating code releases from feature launches and rolling out changes gradually, we've shifted from weekend releases to releasing during regular daytime hours."

"Still spending your weekends on releases, just to avoid potential crashes for your users? We’ve been there too. But we found the solution: feature flags. By separating code releases from feature launches and rolling out changes gradually, we’ve shifted from weekend releases to releasing during regular daytime hours."

We have all done it. Fell into a rabbit of something and spend way to much time on it.

I need to do research before estimating. Your estimation is not about being accurate . It is about judging if the value created is worth the time!

Ever heard of code wrestling?

How can we estimate something we never done?. Most things you will do in software engineering are completely new.

Overengineering. The reason why so many projects get delayed, go over budget and fail