We are excited to unveil the first official release of the @openfeature/angular-sdk! 🚀 This SDK extends OpenFeature capabilities to Angular applications, with a focus on Angular's unique patterns and practices. In this post, we’ll walk you through some of the standout features and how they integrate seamlessly with Angular development.
We are excited to announce the release of the OpenFeature “Multi-Provider” for JavaScript and NodeJS. This new provider allows developers to access multiple OpenFeature providers through a unified interface, with customizable strategies that reconcile inconsistencies between providers. The Multi-Provider supports use cases including provider migrations and long-term support for multiple feature flag sources. It is currently available for the Javascript OpenFeature SDKs @openfeature/server-sdk and @openfeature/web-sdk.
We're stoked to announce the first release of the @openfeature/react-sdk! This SDK is a distribution of our SDK for the web with extensions to support idiomatic React development and features. This blog highlights a few of these, with a few implementation details for the real React nerds. 🤓
It's been said that there's only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things. Here at the OpenFeature project we can attest to both, but today we'd like to talk about naming.