📄️ Gradual Rollout
What is a Gradual Rollout?
📄️ A/B Testing
Feature flags are a great way to run A/B or multivariate tests with minimal code modifications, and Unleash offers built-in features that make it easy to get started. In this tutorial, we will walk through how to do an A/B test using Unleash with your application.
📄️ Feature Flags for AI
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📄️ Trunk-Based Development
Developers are increasingly adopting trunk-based development to accelerate software delivery and improve efficiency and reliability. A key principle of trunk-based development is merging code into the main branch (aka "trunk") as quickly as possible. This practice reduces the complexity of long-lived feature branches, minimizes merge conflicts, and ensures that teams can continuously integrate and test their code. However, it also means unfinished or experimental features may exist in production. This is where feature flags become essential.
📄️ User Management, Access Controls, and Auditing
Feature flags are a game-changer for how software teams build, test, and release products. They enable you to roll out new features with confidence, manage risk, and keep your software development agile and secure.
📄️ Security and Compliance
Security and compliance are important aspects of building and managing complex software in large enterprises. For software architects, engineering leaders, and technical decision-makers, every tool in your tech stack needs to pass security reviews. The weakest link in your software bill of materials, known as the SBOM, can be the one that compromises your security, so every dependency and integration must meet strict standards. Security isn't just about individual components—it’s about the entire system working together without introducing risk.