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Privacy: The Radical Idea That Tools Should Mind Their Own Business

Posted July 31, 2026
Tagged: privacy | feature flags | analytics | user tracking | security | software development
Every tool in your arsenal shouldn't be spying on you and your users. Here's why we built a feature flag service that skips analytics, session replays, and creepy tracking entirely.
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KISS: We Actually Follow It

Posted July 1, 2026 · Updated July 1, 2026
Tagged: feature flags | KISS | simplicity | UI | dependencies
Some teams pay lip service to "Keep It Simple." We built around it: fewer dependencies, native browser primitives, and a UI that behaves like it knows what users want.
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Microsoft Feature Management Quirks (and How to Survive Them)

Posted June 27, 2026
Tagged: feature flags | .NET | Microsoft | feature management | pitfalls
Microsoft.FeatureManagement works well, but there are a few gotchas that can waste hours if you don’t know they exist.
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Cleaning Up Feature Flags: The Art of Not Leaving a Mess

Posted June 22, 2026
Tagged: feature flags | cleanup | technical debt | code quality
Feature flags are temporary — at least, they’re supposed to be. Here’s how to clean up before your codebase becomes a graveyard.
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Feature Flags and Testing: Because QA Deserves Surprises Too

Posted June 10, 2026 · Updated June 17, 2026
Tagged: feature flags | testing | QA | software engineering
Feature flags can make testing easier — or way harder. Here’s how to keep your QA team from hunting you down.
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