Tutorials

Building an Early Access Site with DevCycle's EdgeDB & Directus Flows

When launching a new app, creating an early buzz is crucial. A well-crafted early access program can be the key to this. The challenge? Providing exclusive onboarding content to new users, while also securing their private data and building a foundation for scalability. Enter DevCycle and Directus.

DevCycle's New Next.js SDK: Elevating Feature Flagging in Next.js Apps

We're excited to announce our latest milestone: the launch of our first-class Next.js SDK. This SDK fully supports the latest features of Next.js, allowing you to work on the bleeding edge with a seamless feature flagging experience.

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Pivoting a million dollar startup

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Build a DevCycle Feature Flag Control Panel in Directus

Beta Testing Explained

It's a best practice to get customer feedback before releasing products to end-users. Beta testing is a method of testing to get an honest, accurate overview of how your software product is working with real users.

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OpenFeature’s CNCF Incubation is a Big Deal

Big news: OpenFeature just made a major leap, being accepted by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) for Incubation.

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Canary Releases Explained

A canary release is a strategy similar to blue-green deployment where you slowly distribute an update to a small subset of users before it goes live to the entire infrastructure.

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DevCycle Reinforces its Commitment to the OpenFeature Ecosystem with the Launch of New Providers

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Product Launches Explained

A product launch plan is a way to introduce a new product to the market so its employees, partners, and target customers know about it. If you don’t execute on a product launch effectively, customers won’t be aware of your solution, or may potentially have a bad impression

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Dark Launches Explained

In the ever-evolving landscape of software development, the technique of dark launching has emerged. This process empowers developers to discreetly release new features to a selected group of users, allowing for real-time feedback and adjustments before a full-scale launch. But what exactly is a dark launch, and how can it

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Development speed up⤴️! UX UP⤴️! Profit ⤴️! Feature flags now take less than 50ms with DevCycle 🚀

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Infrastructure Migrations Explained

If you're in the software development industry, you will inevitably find yourself working on infrastructure migrations. A migration is the transfer of data, information, or technology from one place, or system, to another. In modern development, it's expected for teams to migrate their infrastructure components eventually,

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Code Kill Switches Explained

Kill switches allow you to separate deployment from release. By wrapping a feature in a feature flag, if it causes problems you can simply turn off the feature, and test it again before re-releasing it to users.

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DevCycle Joins OpenFeature

We are thrilled to announce that DevCycle now supports OpenFeature, a standards setting open-source project established to set a unified and open standard for feature flag management.

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Blue-Green Deployments Explained

With blue/green deployment, engineering teams can always ensure they have a working version of the website ready. If something goes wrong with the green version, they can switch back to the blue version and address the issue at a later date.

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Application Modernization Explained

When you leverage legacy modernization, you can take advantage of the benefits of the cloud, such as faster speed to market, scalability, agility, and lower costs

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Add Feature Flags to a React App (for FREE)

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Testing in Production Explained

Testing in Production is the kind of testing done by running your tests in a live production environment before you release the software to the end-user. It's an important step not just for developers, but for businesses too.

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Progressive Delivery Explained

Progressive delivery is a modern software development process that builds upon the principles of continuous integration and continuous delivery.

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CI/CD Explained

Feature flags can be used to create a continuous deployment system as they can safely separate the code change from showing the new feature to end-users.

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Trunk-Based Development Explained

Trunk based development is a software development strategy where engineers merge smaller changes into the main codebase. One benefit of this is that it helps avoid any major issues when releasing a software product. The strategy shifts the focus away from long-lived feature branch development and onto smaller changes, merging

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A/B Testing Explained

A/B Testing, also known as split testing or bucket testing, is a great way to determine which version of a web page or a mobile app is the most successful.

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Cloudflare Workers scale too well and broke our infrastructure, so we are rebuilding it on Workers

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How DevCycle Built The World's Fastest Feature-Flag-As-A-Service On Macrometa

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DevCycle is now a GitHub secret scanning partner