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It's OK to hardcode feature flags (2025)
If you're working with C#, Microsoft added first class support for feature management in .Net with https://github.com/microsoft/featuremanagement-dotnet. It provides the logic for simple on/off, user targeting, percentage roll outs, and schedules. Using feature management along with flags hardcoded in `appSettings.json` makes perfect sense for a simpler application.
When your architecture grows and you start needing to synchronize configuration across multiple applications, or have non-technical users change flags, then you've probably outgrown hardcoding and need to consider building (or buying) a service. You probably don't want product owners trying to set an env var like `FeatureManagement__NewFeature__EnabledFor__0__Name`. Azure App Configuration is the go to if you're willing to use Azure - it provides a nice UI for editing flags instead of dealing with JSON. Or, I've been building https://featureflags.app/ as an alternative provider if you prefer to steer clear of Azure. Its kinda the middle ground between hard coding and a full on platform like LaunchDarkly.
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Gerenciamento Feature Flag em Azure Functions
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Managing Features in Minimal APIs with Microsoft.FeatureManagement: An Introduction to Feature Flag Support.
Recently, I had the honor of contributing to the open-source project Microsoft/FeatureManagement-Dotnet, a well-established library that simplifies the use of feature flags within the .NET ecosystem. My implementation added native support for Minimal APIs in ASP.NET Core, providing a practical way to integrate dynamic feature control. In this article, I’ll explore this new functionality I developed, covering everything from basic concepts to advanced scenarios, with practical examples and suggestions on how to apply it in real-world projects.
- Gerenciando funcionalidades em Minimal APIs com Microsoft.FeatureManagement: Introdução ao suporte a Feature Flags.
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Feature toggle management in .NET Core
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Introducing a new open-source feature flag SDK for .NET
Yeah, you're right. We can use https://github.com/microsoft/FeatureManagement-Dotnet with Azure App Configuration as it's feature provider. In this case, I call it a tool rather than a product or a feature management platform.
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Using Feature Flags aka Feature Toggles in Microservices and DevOps
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