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Optimizely recently hosted our fifth annual customer conference, Opticon19, in San Francisco from September 11th – 13th. We kicked the conference off with Developer Night, an evening of lightning talks where leading experimenters share their tips and tricks. In 2018, the big takeaways for developers in experimentation were managing experiments within your own repo, experimenting […]
Today, we’re excited to announce Performance Edge, a giant leap forward in experiment performance, available today in Early Access. Performance Edge makes experiments run faster by moving experiment processing from the browser to the edge (CDN). In our testing, we’ve seen web experiments using Performance Edge load in less than 50 milliseconds (faster than the […]
Experimentation is highly effective as a learning tool when there is a clearly defined outcome that you want to achieve (such as improving conversion rate) and some uncertainty around the specific way to do it. But sometimes you know what you need to change and you just want to be able to measure how that […]
Not cleaning up feature flags can introduce risk to your code base. Learn how Feature Flag Removal Day can lead to better feature management. Feature flags (aka feature toggles) are a gold standard of agile software development and continuous integration for good reason: they help teams deliver new features to customers safely, and with better […]
Feature flags allow you to slowly rollout your feature gradually rather than doing a risky big bang launch and are extremely helpful when used in a continuous integration and continuous delivery environment. However, when integrating feature flags into your development cycle it can be difficult to know where to start. I’m Asa, Optimizely’s Developer Advocate. […]
Feature flags allow you to slowly rollout a feature gradually rather than doing a risky big bang launch and are extremely helpful when used in a continuous integration and continuous delivery environment. At Optimizely, we commonly use feature flags to reduce the risk of complicated deploys like rolling out new APIs. However, building a feature […]
Feature flags allow you to slowly roll out a feature gradually rather than doing a risky big bang launch and are extremely helpful when used in a continuous integration and continuous delivery environment. At Optimizely, we commonly use feature flags to reduce the risk of complicated deploys like rebuilding UI dashboards. However, building a feature […]
This month, we’re excited to announce the release of our Swift SDK beta, major improvements to our Javascript SDK datafile management capabilities, and updates to the DECISION listener notification. Release of Swift SDK 3.1.0 Beta The Optimizely X iOS Swift SDK 3.1.0-beta is written completely in Swift and uses all of its native types and […]
Splashy, big-bang launches were once the most common way software companies released new software. Product and engineering worked tirelessly to get a new product or feature ready while marketing and PR feverishly prepped launch materials. They often even put together extravagant launch parties to celebrate the occasion. But for every successful big bang launch, there […]
Emily will be speaking at Test and Learn: The Product Experimentation Virtual Summit, a free half-day virtual event for product managers, data scientists, engineers, and designers to dive deep into the intersection of insights-driven product development and agile software delivery. Save your seat to listen to Emily and other product and engineering leaders on how […]
