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flagsmith.com
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| | | | | This article explores how to use iOS (Swift) feature flags. This allows you to test and deploy new features without an App Store update. | |
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brunoscheufler.com
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| | | | | When developing a software product, you'll end up with multiple environments, for your local development environment, one or many development/staging environments, and a production environment (or multiple depending on your architecture). The same applies to mobile applications.... | |
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kenb.us
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| | | | | What things do you configure based on differentenvironments? You might have views that are only for debugging, or you might want to turn off logging for release builds. You probably have multiple ... | |
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blog.chand1012.dev
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| | | I recently started working on a few major NodeJS project, and found that installing the latest LTS release could be rather cumbersome on Linux. The application we're developing is being hosted on Heroku, and will not be using a Docker container, and for a few reasons we would rather develop locally rather than in a container. Here is how I installed NodeJS and NPM on my Linux installations, and I found it quite easy. | ||
