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Join us for the DevCycle Feature Flag Challenge: $1,000 in Prizes!

dev.to staff on November 27, 2024

We are so excited to team up with DevCycle to bring the community a challenge all about having fun with feature flags! Running through December 8...
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Ben Halpern

The last challenge was one of the most popular yet, excited to see what folks do with this one.

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Schemetastic (Rodrigo) • Edited

What a cool idea! So, basically, it is like having variables in the cloud that you can manage and then in your code you can add the logic to test features, depending on the value that has on the cloud. 🀯

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Shafayet Hossain

If it weren't for all this study and work pressure, I swear I’d jump into this challenge right away. I really, really want to join, but I just can't right now😭😭😭

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Jess Lee
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Ogbotemi Ogungbamila

I already found a fix. I had to experiment with common standards of authorizing API requests to find a way around the grave omission of API request parameters for making and viewing changes in the DevCycle API documentation - docs.devcycle.com/management-api

I will be sending a link to a gist containing a working code sample as well as mentioning this omission in my submission soonest

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Charlie Say

lets go!

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Ogbotemi Ogungbamila

Hello, I'd like to request for a sample API request code containing the body and headers required by DevCycle's API.
Their docs doesn't contain any hint at all for the API request parameters except for when obtaining an auth token at the start of the page.

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Grunet • Edited

Not sure there's enough time to iron it out, but I thought of making a digital shishi-odori as a metaphor for automatic load shedding controlled by feature flags.

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Jess Lee
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Jaisurya

All the best for all the participants πŸ‘

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Pull Review with Scott Beeker

Awesome!! 😎

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Jess Lee

Good luck everyone!

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Sanath Krishna RamaKrishna

Hi, I have a question, Api allstar category says - "making full use of the DevCycle API". What does it mean, does it mean i should use all Api's without missing anyone or just effectively use the ones that are essential for my app?** DEV's** can you help me here? Thanks in advance.

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Jess Lee

Hey @coding_claws, our intention was just creative use of the API broadly. It's not necessary to attempt to use more endpoints than what is needed for your use case.

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Antonio Fuller

Hmm

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Nikunj Bhatt

First of all I want to know what is "feature flag".

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Lem Dulfo

Think of it as a way to enable or disable features in the frontend (including mobile apps) by changing a configuration in the backend. This way, users can experience your app in many different "flavors" without you creating a new app release.

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Ghost

I’m not understanding the challenge 😭 what are supposed to do 🀲🏽

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Lahcene Ouled Moussa

Great job

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Code Wanderer

😎 Awesome!! 😎

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Anusorn Thumwari

Like

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TechCrafted

let's go

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Power_Coder

Is someone interested in teaming up?