LaunchDarkly Review

The best part is that it's free to use, so I don't have any bad experiences with this tool! It has all of my features integrated in one place without having multiple apps open at once (which was difficult since we were also using Slack). We had been managing our codebase manually before but now everything just works beautifully. There are still some rough edges - not enough users yet? Not many integrations outside of GitHub/GitLab etc., which makes things harder sometimes when you want them…

It's easy to use, it works with all of our tools (Jira/Jenkins) out-of box which is great! We haven't found anything we dislike about this product so far but I'm sure there will be something in time as they continue their development process :). If you're looking at integrating Jenkins or JIRA into your CI pipeline then look no further because that integration has been made possible through launchdarkltyou can easily build pipelines without having any code changes required from end users…

It is easy to integrate with other third party tools, like Jira or Pivotal Tracker (which we use). There are many integrations available which makes it very flexible when working in an agile environment where you need flexibility between different versions of code that have been developed by your team members without having to write any custom integration logic yourself! The UI could be improved as well - some things can get quite confusing at times if there's too much going around :) I would…

The ability to create new features without having access or knowledge of its codebase is very convenient, as it allows us not only to focus more clearly on our product vision but also to quickly iterate with confidence! I have yet to find anything that really irritates me about LDM's platform - everything works great so far (I've been using their API since 2016). Sometimes there are glitches when you try to install plugins in your local environment, which can cause some issues if they're…

I like that it has an easy to use interface, with all of our features being available in one place! It also helps us keep track of changes within our codebase so we can see what is changing when compared against other commits or branches. The only downside would be if you are looking at something specific (e.g., tests) but don't want everything else displayed then this could make things more difficult than necessary. We have been able to quickly pull up any change from months ago as well as…

I love how easy it is to use, even if you're not very tech savvy. It's also great that they offer support both through Slack or email (or phone), so there are multiple ways to get help when needed. We've been using LDM since early in our product lifecycle. They have helped us with onboarding new engineers into the codebase, solving problems from lack of documentation to making sure we can deploy changes quickly without worrying about breaking things. There isn't much I dislike. If anything, I…