Nice explanation. It is good solution provided use with care otherwise there may be chances too many branches in code and also dependency between feature is question. Like in order to feature 2 to work feature 1 must be available.
How to manage feature flag in DB. Nowadays even appsettings are deployed through deployment pipeline. Is there any build in UI for managing feature flags similar to SwaggerUI
Thanks for the thorough video but this functionality can be achieved without a nugget package. Why would you use this instead of the standard way (drive feature functionality from a flag set in appsettings/database/ arbitrary condition in the back end)?
Because the feature management package has some really cool functionality and extensibility which we will take a look at the next video allowing for some really flexible flags
But if you creating a Software as a service that means that your user could just turn the features on and off that's a big security risk, what is advance over this to storing bits in the database least that is more secure true its nice it gives you a method but you could always do that urserlf in code.
these features are still hard coded. i want to make them dynamic so i can turn on and off them from database (table). Would you like to make a video for dynamic feature toggle.
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Nice explanation. It is good solution provided use with care otherwise there may be chances too many branches in code and also dependency between feature is question. Like in order to feature 2 to work feature 1 must be available.
Nick Chapsas, você é muito bom mesmo, aprendo muito com seus videos.
Great , thanks for sharing asp.net core series.
Great content, great video. 11/10
Great, thanks for video
Great!
Thank you very much.
Great video, but it would be nice with a database version.
What is the difference between using this "Feature Flags" and the typical Options pattern
How to manage feature flag in DB. Nowadays even appsettings are deployed through deployment pipeline. Is there any build in UI for managing feature flags similar to SwaggerUI
I like it but there is still hard coding features, there must be any option so we can add update or remove dynamically, like we do with users
How are the changes getting reflected without re-compiling or re-building the Solution ?
thanks you
Can we target features based on customer level like if the customer is premium, then we show certain features and if the customer is not, we hide it?
Can i use this with configuration in a database?
what IDE are you using
I am using JetBrains Rider
Nick, how do you obfuscate these configs, not to be altered by clients, so they can get a new feature for free?
How well would this work for a Xamarin application?
I've never worked with Xamarin so I wouldn't be able to tell you
what if i want to modify the value dynamically without deploying app again ?
Thanks for the thorough video but this functionality can be achieved without a nugget package. Why would you use this instead of the standard way (drive feature functionality from a flag set in appsettings/database/ arbitrary condition in the back end)?
Because the feature management package has some really cool functionality and extensibility which we will take a look at the next video allowing for some really flexible flags
@@nickchapsas Ok, cool. Looking forward to it. Thanks for this series btw 👊😎
*Don't reinvent the wheel*
But if you creating a Software as a service that means that your user could just turn the features on and off that's a big security risk, what is advance over this to storing bits in the database least that is more secure true its nice it gives you a method but you could always do that urserlf in code.
Generally you control these in the deployment pipeline.
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these features are still hard coded. i want to make them dynamic so i can turn on and off them from database (table).
Would you like to make a video for dynamic feature toggle.
Feature flags and breaking database changes. This is something nobody talks about. Is this a subject for you?