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How to Dynamically Update User Segments in ConfigCat

· 6 min read
Johnkingsley Amaechi
Working To Make the World Better — With Code.

In modern software development, feature flags are a must-have. They let teams release features gradually, run A/B tests, and control access for different user groups. But there's a common challenge: How do you keep a list of dynamic user segments (like beta testers) always up to date without manually editing the dashboard every time?

To tackle this challenge, I'll show you how to update user segments in ConfigCat dynamically, including examples of setting up and using the ConfigCat's Update Segment API, best practices for managing segment details, and tips for integrating this functionality into your development workflow.

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Using ConfigCat Feature Flags in ASP.NET Core Web API

· 10 min read
Emil Kovačević
Code hard, debug harder.

Many people think of the Internet as a place where they can find information or communicate with others. However, the Internet is far more than that, it is also growing with its capabilities. Holding data resources that support the lives of billions of people around the world.

One way to transfer data on this great thing we call the Internet, while having a good development pipeline and maintaining security, is to construct a Web API.

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Exploring ConfigCat's Public Management API

· 7 min read
David Herbert
Changing the world, one line of code at a time

As customer expectations keep evolving, we are also looking for new solutions to meet these expectations.

We want to introduce an alternative way to access the features and functionality of our platform via our Public Management API.

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The Public Management API makes it easier to test and control your feature flags by providing more flexibility in how you create, read, update and delete any entity within ConfigCat, such as feature flags, configs, environments, or products.

This API enables users to have a programmatic interface to access the same functionality on the ConfigCat Dashboard UI, which can be especially useful for tests, tools, or scripts. The benefits should already be obvious to anyone familiar with public API systems. However, if you are not, we'll explore how you can make feature requests quickly and easily using this feature, all without writing any external code.