Hello from the OpenFeature community! This post is a double-feature of sorts: we'll be wrapping up our time at KubeCon NA 2024 as well as talking about our latest SDK feature: ✨ tracking events ✨.
In this edition of the OpenFeature Contributor Spotlight, we’re excited to highlight Max VelDink, a dedicated developer whose work has played a pivotal role in advancing the OpenFeature Ruby SDK. Max has contributed significant improvements to the OpenFeature project, and his efforts have helped expand the representation of Ruby in the cloud-native space.
We are excited to announce that OpenFeature will be hosting its very first co-located event at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2024! This is an exciting milestone for us, and we can't wait to share it with you.
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.
Welcome to our inaugural OpenFeature Contributor Spotlight, where we highlight and celebrate standout contributors who have made a significant impact on the OpenFeature project. For this edition, we’re excited to introduce André Silva, a dedicated developer who has been instrumental in advancing our .NET library and telemetry conventions.
Today we're announcing the release of the OpenFeature SDK for .NET, v2.0! This release contains several ergonomic improvements to the SDK, which .NET developers will appreciate. It also includes some performance optimizations brought to you by the latest .NET primitives.
We are thrilled that OpenFeature is featured as part of the GitHub Open Source Spotlight at the 2024 WeAreDevelopers World Congress in Berlin, Germany, taking place July 18-19, 2024.
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. 🤓
As comic book aficionados say, with great power comes great responsibility, or great complexity as the case may be. Feature flags provide incredible value, and now with OpenFeature they're more accessible than ever, but the complexity they introduce should not be ignored. As your application grows, it becomes more and more difficult to understand how feature flag evaluations and changes impact your users and their experience with your application. The OpenTelemetry feature observability semantic convention special interest group (SIG) aims to combat this problem by defining a consistent set of rules and definitions for feature telemetry data. Keep reading to learn more about this effort and how you can be involved!