- a home for applications (sample apps or otherwise) that play around with ConfigCat's Feature Flag Management Service.
- an inspiration source for anyone who might want to use ConfigCat in their app, regardless of the language/framework/library in which the app might be written in.
- other exciting things that may be added down the line. :)
- How to implement and visualize an A/B test using ConfigCat and Amplitude + Companion article
- Feature Flags in Remix + Companion article
- Playing around with Feature Flags in Android (Kotlin) + Companion article
- Building the Space Invaders game with melonJS and Feature Flags + Companion article
- Playing with ConfigCat's Feature Flags in a Phaser.io application + Companion article
- How To Use Feature Flags in Vue.JS + Companion article
- Using Feature Flags in a React.js Application + Companion article
- Measuring the Impact of a Test variation in React + Companion article
- How to set up and use Feature Flags in a Nuxt.js Application + Companion article
- Implementing Feature Flags in Next.js with ConfigCat + Companion article
- How to use Feature Flags in Function as a Service - FaaS?
- Feature Flags in Nest.js
- Feature Flags in Express.js
- Feature Flags in Flask / Python
- Feature Flags in Angular
ConfigCat is a hosted feature flag and configuration management service that lets you separate releases from deployments. You can turn your features ON/OFF using ConfigCat Dashboard even after they are deployed. ConfigCat lets you target specific groups of users based on region, email or any other custom user attribute. Manage feature toggles across frontend, backend, mobile, desktop apps.
- You set your feature flags on the ConfigCat Dashboard.
- Your feature flags get distributed across the ConfigCat CDN.
- The ConfigCat SDK in your application downloads and evaluates the feature flags.
Read more about the ConfigCat components and architecture.
- Website: https://configcat.com/
- Dashboard: https://app.configcat.com/
- API: https://api.configcat.com/docs/
- Docs: https://configcat.com/docs/
- Blog: https://configcat.com/blog/
The purpose of the SDKs are to download, cache feature flag values and to evaluate targeting rules. All SDKs provide a simple interface to access your feature flags from your application.
- .NET, .NET Core
- Java
- Android (Kotlin)
- iOS (Swift)
- JavaScript (Browser)
- JavaScript (Server-Side Rendered - SSR)
- Node.js
- Python
- Go
- PHP
- Ruby
- Elixir
- Dart (Flutter)
Integrate ConfigCat with your technology stack and leverage all the benefits of Feature flags within your workflows.
- Slack - Get notified when a feature flag changes.
- Jira Cloud Plugin - Manage feature flags right from Jira
- Trello Power-Up - Manage feature flags right from your Trello board
- monday.com - Manage feature flags right from your monday.com board
- Datadog - Send feature flag change events to your monitors
- Zapier Zap - Build workflows based on feature flags
- Zoho Flow - Automate tasks and build feature flag based workflows
- GitHub Action - Scan source code for unused feature flags
- CircleCI Orb - Scan source code for unused feature flags
- Bitbucket Pipe - Scan source code for unused feature flags
- Bitrise Step - Scan source code for unused feature flags
- Terraform - Manage feature flags directly from HCL scripts
- Amplitude - Add feature flag changes to your charts
- Visual Studio Code - Manage feature flags right from your VSCode editor
- FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
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