How to use feature flags in Inferno.js

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    • With that covered, let's turn our attention to the sample app I created and discuss how we can implement feature flagging.

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    • Inferno.js is a lightweight JavaScript library that looks and feels similar to React. This makes it familiar to use and lowers the barrier of entry for new developers. A major benefit of Inferno is that it supports rendering on both client-side and server-side. With its lightweight nature, it solves many issues associated with other libraries, such as memory consumption and performance.

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