Feature flags are useful and inexpensive to create, so they often multiply quickly when first introduced to a system. However, they do create burdens as well. Feature flagging introduces conditional logic and new abstractions to the code and they create a large testing burden. Therefore, to keep...
Feature flags (also known as feature toggles or configuration management) allow you to handle a variety of development and deployment use cases that are common when working on production grade apps. Some examples: Continuously deploying features that are still in development. New feature opt in "...
Feature flags, or feature toggles, are boolean values associated to a name. They should be used to control whether some application feature is enabled or disabled, and they are meant to be modified at runtime while an application is running. This is usually done by the people who control ...
HEX *char* DUMP window address DUMPMODE Toggles the Dump Format between symbolic and unformatted. DUMPMode EPNAMES Toggles the Entry Point Names display. Chapter 2. IDF commands 11 EPNAMES section-name EPOFFSET Specifies the entry-point-offset. EPOffset entry-point-offset EXITEXEC Toggles ...
For this reason, feature flag toggles which meet any of the below criteria, should be accompanied by a change management issue.: Features that enable new services: For example, if a feature toggle will drive traffic to a newly provisioned database or through a new application service. Nope...
flags is to be able to set a rollout % for an environment, where a certain number of requests are responded to with the feature on or off. Enabling this feature will allow teams to do controlled rollouts, monitoring behavior of the target environment to ensure the results are as expected....
The Apple Watch’s quick-access page of toggles and settings is going to be available from the side button as of the launch of watchOS 10. This should be a little easier than the current method (swiping up from the bottom of the screen), which sometimes goes wrong, especially when done...
In synchronous programming, something doesn’t happen until the last thing is done. There may not be any human delays for which Async may be useful, but there are much shorter delays. Think milliseconds. These often are I/O operations like waiting to retrieve something from the hard drive. ...
When you open up a settings popup in the Visual Builder, all options are organized into groups. These groups are closed by default and can be toggled open with a click of the mouse. Today we are introducing a new “Open All Options Toggles By Default” setting that changes thi...
Figure 2-6 shows the IOMUX mode is also the default mode for LFSS and is mainly useful when both VDD and VBAT are shorted or when LFSS is used as a secondary supply to operate on a secondary function at a different voltage level. One example of IOMUX mode is that using the device ...