OpenFeature

How OpenFeature was the key to escaping Feature Flag vendor lock-in: A Vue.js story

Discover how we effortlessly transitioned a VueJS project to a new feature flag Provider in just a few lines of code thanks to OpenFeature.

Changelog

February 2024 Changelog

Welcome to February's edition of our product changelog. We had updates both big and small to the platform in the rare 29 days of February. This month primarily featured some updates to our Lifecycle functionality, as well as some great work on our SDKs. Feature Archiving We’re

DevCycle is now SOC 2 Type 1 Compliant

We are proud to announce DevCycle's achievement of SOC 2 Type 1 compliance, a vital step in our ongoing commitment to data security and privacy. This compliance underscores our dedication to safeguarding sensitive data and upholding the highest standards in data security.

DevCycle becomes a CVE Numbering Authority

We're thrilled to announce DevCycle has been officially authorized by the CVE Program as a CVE Numbering Authority (CNA). This marks a new chapter in our commitment to cybersecurity excellence and a safer digital world.

OpenFeature

Powering Up PHP Feature Flags with OpenFeature

See just how easy it is to break free from vendor lock-in with OpenFeature in our latest blog post, where we detail the straightforward process of tweaking our PHP example app to embrace the OpenFeature standard.

OpenFeature

Unlocking the Power of Feature Flags with OpenFeature

The popularity of feature flags has exploded in recent years, but it still faces some challenges to adoption. Discover how OpenFeature may be the answer to unlocking the power of feature flagging for the future.

Changelog

January 2024 Changelog

Welcome to a new blog, email and stream series that our Product team is running that aims to highlight what our team has built each month. We're really excited to share all of the things that we're working on, and hope that anyone with an interest

Lessons Learned from Developing DevCycle's Next.js SDK

Building DevCycle's Next.js Feature Flagging SDK was a technical adventure filled with unique challenges and valuable learning experiences. As we navigated the intricacies of integrating feature flagging with Next.js's combination of client- and server-rendering, we encountered obstacles that pushed us to learn the inner

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.

Outside Voices

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Outside Voices

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.

OpenFeature

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.

Explained

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.

Outside Voices

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

Explained

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

Explained

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

Outside Voices

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

Explained

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,

Explained

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.

OpenFeature

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.

Explained

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.

Explained

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

Outside Voices

Add Feature Flags to a React App (for FREE)