Product Releases shouldn't be SCARY

Every Product Manager and Software Developer should know that pushing feature updates to production via traditional channels is as archaic as painting on cave walls. The smart are always quick to adapt to new, innovative technologies and this mindset is exactly what makes normal companies great.

The landscape is changing fast, especially in IT. Change isn't just necessary, but more often than not it's the single most-important variable that determines a company's chances of survival. The fact of the matter is that NOT using Feature Flags leads to a cumbersome, more expensive and slower type of rollout.

Simply put, it makes your project less competitive with those that have their deployments better organized, and that's an edge that you can't afford to lose .

Feature Flags are changing the game

Many companies are using Feature Flags these days, and for good measure. It's safer and allows for more granular control over what you're building. It almost always ends up saving you money down the line, especially when calculated to how many more working hours your team would have to put in without them.

Messy deployments are a thing of the past for many companies already, and it's high-time that your organization joins in on the innovation as well.

Learn more about Feature Flags by reading our free blog right here

What is ?

ConfigCat is an all-in-one hosted service solution for Feature Flag and Configuration Management.

In a nutshell, it's the solution to all the modern problems described above. It allows you to separate actual code deployments from feature releases.

This means that you can easily turn on and off new features as you desire without actually touching the code, release changes to only certain segments of your user demographic, do A/B tests before a mass rollout to see how those changes perform, and so much more.

What Offers

ConfigCat's Feature Flag Service offers a more innovative approach to deployment solutions, which will (among other things), allow you to quickly enable and disable new features with the flip of a switch, without pushing any new code to production. For more details on how everything works, check out our comprehensive explanation right here .