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isthisit.nz
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| | | | | Delivery Lead Time (DLT) is a software delivery metric popularised in the book Accelerate (2018). It measures the time it takes to ship changes for a given code base. I work on an Engineering Insights system at a BigTech company. Delivery Lead Time is one of the metrics we measure and provide for teams to use and drive improvement. Through my experience in developing and operating the Engineering Insights system I've learned a lot about Delivery Lead Time. Here I share my observations, best practices, and common misconceptions about the metric. | |
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www.mattlayman.com
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| | | | | Modern software development has a strong focus on continuously delivering new code, and many businesses do not have the luxury to ship code on an infrequent schedule. How can an engineering team manage this speed of development and produce a quality product? One invaluable tool to achieve this goal is feature flags. Learn more about what feature flags are and how they work. | |
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mark-story.com
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| | | | | I wanted to share a new CakePHP plugin that provides feature flagging. In a Saas environment, I've been a long time advocate for using feature flags to release changes instead of deploys. Feature flags let you better manage release risk by allowing you deliver code with new features disabled. | |
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www.foureyes.me
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