Lajos Szoke

At ConfigCat, we use the best feature flag provider in the world. Plot twist: it's ConfigCat. We're basically in a committed relationship with ourselves. Some call it narcissism; we call it quality control.

In this article, we'll share real-world feature flag examples from production, explain how we use our own system inside ConfigCat, and confess the biggest feature flag mistake we've ever made (so you don't have to repeat it).

Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past two years, chances are you’re well-acquainted with today’s hybrid work environment and the tools that come with the territory. Platforms such as Jira, Trello and Slack are well established as tools that enable high-level remote collaboration and task management. ConfigCat provides straightforward integrations with Jira, Trello, and Slack that allow for higher visibility and easier, more convenient feature flag management. In this blog, I’ll go through these feature flag devices one by one, outlining their functionality and how to integrate them.

Manage your feature flags from Visual Studio Code using ConfigCat's new Visual Studio Code Extension.

ConfigCat's validation phase was a success in our eyes, so we had to step ahead. Above making a great product with great features we had to provide a really stable and reliable system.

In the next few articles I would like to introduce the core infrastructure of ConfigCat, how it has evolved over time and what challenges we faced through its validation phases.

Manage your feature flags from Jira Cloud using ConfigCat's new Jira Cloud Plugin.

Get updated via a Slack Channel message when someone changes a feature flag with ConfigCat Feature Flags in Slack App Directory.

ConfigCat is using ConfigCat as a feature flag and configuration management service. Here is how and why.​

In this post, I will show you how we implemented the animations where the cat follows the cursor with his eyes when entering username and hides them when entering password.