Tggl BlogSoftware development best practices
What Is OpenFeature and does it really avoid vendor lock-in?
What is OpenFeature and does it deliver on its promise to avoid vendor lock-in? In this article we take a look at the OpenFeature specification in details
Unlock the power of feature flags: 6 best practices you need in 2024
Five effective tools to minimize bugs in production: Unit testing, staging environments, feature flags, real-time monitoring, and issue tracking
Dogfooding: How Tggl uses Tggl to release features
Releasing features is hard, a behind the curtain look at how we manage those challenges at scale at Tggl.
Feature flag evaluation methods: Remote, Local, or Proxy – what’s right for you?
Five effective tools to minimize bugs in production: Unit testing, staging environments, feature flags, real-time monitoring, and issue tracking
How to setup feature flags in React
Implementing feature flags in React: A step-by-step guide on setting up, benefits, and practical application for controlled feature rollouts
How to run an accurate A/B test experiment?
Mastering A/B testing: A comprehensive guide on conducting accurate experiments, best practices, traffic splitting, and selecting the right tools
Everything you need to know about feature flags - The complete guide
Comprehensive guide on feature flags: Exploring their functionality, types, benefits, and best practices for effective implementation
Build vs. Buy: should I build an in-house feature flags system?
Deciding between building or buying a feature flag system: Evaluating in-house development vs. off-the-shelf solutions for effective feature management
How to set up an A/B test campaign using Amplitude
Optimizing user experience with A/B testing: A detailed guide on using Amplitude and Tggl for efficient experimentation
Canary deployment: improving your software development cycles
Enhancing software rollouts with canary deployment: A guide to controlled, low-risk releases in Agile development
5 tools to drastically reduce bugs in production
Discover six essential best practices for using feature flags effectively in 2024. Learn how Tggl’s tools, from technical debt management to approval workflows, help teams stay organized and in control.
The power of testing in production
Mastering production testing for bug-free software releases: Strategies and tools for effective in-production testing
Implementing feature-flags in your agile development workflow
Quick guide to integrating feature flags in agile workflows for faster, controlled feature rollouts using Tggl
High availability with feature flags
Maximizing app reliability with feature flags: Embracing graceful degradation for high availability
Choosing the right toolOur comparison guide
Angular
Streamlines building dynamic UIs with efficient, component-based front-end development.
.NET
Microsoft's framework for building web, mobile, desktop, gaming, IoT, and AI applications, with C# as its primary language.
Express.js
A minimalist web application framework for Node.js, Express.js is flexible and unopinionated, ideal for building APIs and web apps.
Javascript
Powers both front-end and backend web development, known for its versatility and rich ecosystem.
NestJS
A progressive Node.js framework, NestJS leverages TypeScript to build efficient, reliable, and scalable server-side applications.
Next.js
Next.js is a popular React framework that enables server-side rendering and static site generation for fast and SEO-friendly web applications.
Node.js
Enables JavaScript in server-side development, known for fast, scalable network applications.
PHP
Essential for dynamic web and content management systems, offering ease of use and database flexibility.
Python
Ideal for scalable, robust backend applications with its clear syntax and powerful libraries.
React Native
Leveraging JavaScript, React Native enables building cross-platform mobile apps with native-like performance and user experience.
React
Streamlines building dynamic UIs with efficient, component-based front-end development.
Ruby on Rails
A powerful web application framework, Ruby on Rails emphasizes convention over configuration, enabling rapid development.
Ruby
Known for its elegant syntax and productivity, particularly with the Rails framework, ideal for rapid web development.
Typescript
TypeScript adds strong typing to JavaScript, improving code robustness and maintainability.
Vue
Vue.js streamlines front-end development with reactive components for creating interactive UIs efficiently.