easy to control FFs in many environments
Doesn't have paid plan per monthly active users Doesn't have advanced audience rule sets
One of the best parts about Split was the ability to control our roll outs. Meaning, we could slow play the roll outs and only push 25% out. Also, as the title reads, their A/B testing was an absolute cakewalk.
No typescript SDK No seperate packages for client and server side SDKs Occasional failures on the client to fetch feature flags Ability to split traffic is behind what we had with something like LaunchDarkly. Like their distribute treatments...
easy to control FFs in many environments
One of the best parts about Split was the ability to control our roll outs. Meaning, we could slow play the roll outs and only push 25% out. Also, as the title reads, their A/B testing was an absolute cakewalk.
Doesn't have paid plan per monthly active users Doesn't have advanced audience rule sets
No typescript SDK No seperate packages for client and server side SDKs Occasional failures on the client to fetch feature flags Ability to split traffic is behind what we had with something like LaunchDarkly. Like their distribute treatments...