avlcodemonkey

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   by avlcodemonkey 15d ago

   If you're working with C#, Microsoft added first class support for feature management in .Net with https://github.com/microsoft/featuremanagement-dotnet . It provides the logic for simple on/off, user targetin
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   by avlcodemonkey 19d ago

   There are many options in this space. But if you don't want to roll your own provider, the only way to use Microsoft's management solution is via Azure. Or try to manage it all via json files - which potentially require infrastruc
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   Show HN: FeatureFlags.app – Feature Management for .NET(featureflags.app)

   4 points by avlcodemonkey 20d ago|2 comments
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   by avlcodemonkey 2mo ago

   This way of thinking is absolutely still around. I think AI may actually be making it worse. Now managers have it to validate their ideas and they don't think they have to listen to feedback from subordinates because some AI agrees wit
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   by avlcodemonkey 2mo ago

   I've spent a few months building a simple feature management system for .NET - https://featureflags.app . The .NET built in feature management libraries work pretty well. But I wanted an easy to use UI for configuring flags