If you want to do DevOps, there is no way around feature flags. But without a good strategy and the right framework you will generate a lot of technical debt. Here a few things you should consider when implementing a feature flag strategy.
Author: Mike Kaufmann
Michael Kaufmann is a Microsoft MVP for Visual Studio ALM and is currently working as the Director for Development at Alegri. Mike has been working as an IT consultant, project manager and lead .net developer for nearly 18 years. In addition to implementing agile techniques (like scrum), ALM and DevOps practices, he is a SharePoint/O365 architect and a Clean Code addict. He shares his knowledge in trainings, his blog, articles and as a speaker at conferences.
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Set up a Linux Build Agent for Docker
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Conferences, sketches and a new Theme
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