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Comment #40849993
Author here. I'm paying more attention to GitHub than the comments here so please feel free to chime in there or ask any questions: https://github.com/dorklyorg/dorkly/discussions/…
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Comment #40825359
Well GitHub has a pretty simple UI for editing files + submitting pull requests, so let's say it's a different UI.
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Comment #40825295
The example files are put in place by Terraform, so they will get overwritten next time `terraform apply` is run. You can of course change the example flag files as you're kicking …
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Comment #40823388
Congrats on your success! The generally accepted definition of Feature Flags/Toggles seems to be this one: https://martinfowler.com/articles/feature-toggles.html
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Comment #40823313
It's worth noting that there is no architectural limitation preventing an HA topology: multiple Dorkly servers can be deployed behind one or more load balancers for HA + lower late…
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Comment #40822448
Fair point. I’m open to suggestions for a new name :)
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Comment #40813919
Correct: the flags live in a separate repo.
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Comment #40813868
The PR is optional, but governance often requires documented peer approval for all production changes. Flag changes can be pushed directly to the main branch with the correct repo …
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Comment #40813685
I have mostly seen developers in charge of changing flags, but there is also great value in empowering other roles to change flags (One example: sales people can unlock features as…
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Show HN: Dorkly – Open source feature flags
Dorkly is a free open source Feature Flag backend for LaunchDarkly SDKs. It uses simple yaml files stored in GitHub as the source of truth. Full disclosure: made by a former Launch…
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Comment #13542279
LaunchDarkly - ONSITE in Oakland, California. Not currently hiring remotes workers Unable to sponsor visas at the moment. Posting as an engineer who has been working here one year.…
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Comment #13231184
Feature Flags FTW!
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Comment #13222386
Feature flags FTW!
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Comment #11625031
Did you encounter any performance problems during the 'Early Canary Read' phase? this seems like a lot of DB action.
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Comment #11582672
Great idea!