Ibrahem Abukhalil

A feature can work perfectly and still make the product worse. Imagine your team builds a new search-ranking algorithm that performs well in internal tests. Instead of releasing it to everyone, you can use a feature flag to show it to a percentage of users and compare how they behave.

Feature flags control who receives each variation, while your analytics platform measures the outcome. Together, they make it possible to test meaningful product changes, limit risk, and roll out the winning version without another deployment.

I enjoy hearing stories about how a company started and what the founders went through. For that reason, I interviewed a founding member of ConfigCat, Zoltan, to give us a glimpse into what went on behind the scenes.

Using specialized tools is beneficial. However, we often keep flicking between screens, making it easy to lose focus on what matters. But, if your tools integrate, that problem becomes obsolete.

I'm taking you around to learn how ConfigCat and Jira can work together to streamline your development process.

Before we know what the Non-Fungible Token (NFT) is, we need to know what’s the technology behind it, which’s Blockchain.

When we say Blockchain, people tend to start thinking about Bitcoin, Etherum, Doge, etc… These are cryptocurrencies. Blockchain is the underlying technology beneath that. So basically Blockchain Technology can exist without cryptocurrencies, but cryptocurrencies can’t exist without Blockchain and the same principle applies to NFTs.

Blockchain Technology is a big decentralized system that lets you record data in ways that make it hard or impossible to have changes on it or to hack it. Think of it as a series of blocks that are tied together like a chain. Each block has data, mostly transactions, and keep in mind that blockchain is transparent by nature, so you’ll be able to track the entire transaction history made using Blockchain.