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by karka91
1606 days ago
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Our team uses them extensively. It's also tied to our A/B and QA testing infrastructure as it performs a similar function of "turn this/that on/off for these particular users". This enables us to do continuous deployment (dead/unfinished code goes to live all the time) and running QA for features on live infrastructure that has actual production loads. It's also a life saver when issues arise, though the correct term for this is "operational toggles". Flip a switch when functionality is causing issues and it's gone. |
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