Discussion of Ben Nadel's book, Feature Flags: From Concept to Cultural Revolution, chapter: The User Experience (UX) Of Feature Flag Targeting...
From: Ben Nadel
Discussion of Ben Nadel's book, Feature Flags: From Concept to Cultural Revolution, chapter: Going Deep On Feature Flag Targeting...
From: Ben Nadel
Discussion of Ben Nadel's book, Feature Flags: From Concept to Cultural Revolution, chapter: Key Terms And Concepts...
From: Ben Nadel
Discussion of Ben Nadel's book, Feature Flags: From Concept to Cultural Revolution, chapter: Feature Flags, An Introduction...
From: Ben Nadel
Discussion of Ben Nadel's book, Feature Flags: From Concept to Cultural Revolution, chapter: The Status Quo...
From: Ben Nadel
Discussion of Ben Nadel's book, Feature Flags: From Concept to Cultural Revolution, chapter: Of Outages And Incidents...
From: Ben Nadel
This article highlights some of the new features in the latest releases of Spring Framework 6.1 and Spring Boot 3.2.
From: Dan Vega
Ben Nadel and the crew help Carol think through the most effective way to manage her upcoming project premortem....
From: Ben Nadel
Last week I did a talk on MIGRATING to CF2023 (as that's a challenge that many contemplate BEFORE proceeding to install it).
Ben Nadel integrates Google's reCAPTCHA v3 in this ColdFusion application in order to prevent SPAM attacks....
From: Ben Nadel
Let's be honest, what other use is there for generative AI than working with cats? If you read my previous post on Google's Gemini AI launch, you may have seen my test prompts asking it to identify the kind of cat shown in a picture.
From: Raymond Camden
While it feels like just yesterday I first blogged about Google's PaLM APIs and MakerSuite, it was actually over two months ago, and of course, GenAI offerings are iterating and improving at lightning speed.
From: Raymond Camden
In this article, we will discuss Virtual Threads in Java, their significance for Spring Boot developers, and how they can enhance the performance of certain types of Spring Boot applications.
From: Dan Vega
A lot of the talk (well, on Mastodon at least) lately concerning web components has been on "HTML Web Components".
From: Raymond Camden
CIA produced a fantastic book during the peak of World War 2 called Simple Sabotage. It laid out various ways for infiltrators to ruin productivity of a company. Some of the advice is timeless, for instance the section about “General interference with Organizations and Production”:
From: Erik Bernhardsson
It's that time of the year.
For about two months now I've had on my queue to write about some of the incredibly cool updates Netlify has released but I just didn't have the time.
From: Raymond Camden
Ben Nadel uses ColdFusion to generate Pandoc-compatible heading identifiers, which he dynamically injected into the HTML of his Feature Flags book site....
From: Ben Nadel
