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Products that do what next-flag ∙ Feature flags by GitHub Issues and NextJS does
I built a package that provides a feature-flag service powered entirely by GitHub issues and NextJS. Define a list of app features and environments in an issue description, then simply toggle a feature on/off by ticking a checkbox - without having to redeploy your app. It can be used directly inside a NextJS app or be deployed as a standalone service and consumed by any client over HTTP. Plus it supports react server-side components right out of the box. The architecture leverages GitHub Webhooks to invalidate the NextJS cache whenever there is a change. The next time a user reloads a…
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2017 · featureflags.io
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Over the past few weeks I've been working on a small application to view trending repos on GitHub. I built the PWA[1] with React, Next.js and GraphQL .. but what's interesting is the application is only using React server side, meaning the client side javascript is only a few lines code adding some event listeners and registering a service worker for offline capability. This helped me achieve a perfect google chrome performance audit I learned a ton working on it and would love to talk about it if anyone has any questions! Application Link: https://trends.now.sh Source code on…
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A free React/NodeJS SaaS template for quick idea execution
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Hey everyone, Here is a link to the first version of an on-premise feature flag/toggle system, made with GO, that I developed at the company I'm working at (MEDIGO). It allows you to isolate features within your projects, and enable/disable them in multiple environments with a simple click in a dashboard. For instance if you just developed a new feature and you want to enable it on the testing environment, all you have to do is go to Laika's web page and activate the flag for the feature on this environment. Or if a bug is spotted on a feature already in production, disabling is…
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