We've built an open-source feature flag server for 11 years

Re:We've built an open-source feature flag server for 11 years by linesofcode on Friday November 06, 2026 @09:52AM (#50393020)

Cool! Feature flags are great when you need them. I’ve seen so many different implementations of flags over the years. Even made one myself couple years ago which uses a GitHub issue (and a list of checkboxes) as a persistent store for maintaining and toggling with flags. https://github.com/TimMikeladze/next-flag

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Re:We've built an open-source feature flag server for 11 years by kami23 on Friday November 06, 2026 @10:31PM (#50401377)

Being able to do this from GitHub suddenly kind of makes sense that you would rewrite git if the main consumers of everything in the codebase will only be the LLMs and giving them a toggle it in a vcs system starts to cutout.

Does your vcs become a living and evolving organism eventually self updating via recursive feedback loops. At what point do they ever stop trying to improve?

I love this as an interface of where humans and LLMs meet. Thanks for sharing. Really set me down a fun pondering hole

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Re:We've built an open-source feature flag server for 11 years by linesofcode on Monday November 09, 2026 @01:16AM (#50421729)

I’m happy it got you thinking! I wrote this before “Agents” were a thing, pretty sure I was still rocking GitHub co-pilot in vscode!

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