Terminology Flashcards

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SDK

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Token

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Access Token

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integrated development environment (IDE)

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workflow management tools

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Cloud

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integrated development environment (IDE)

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Application Performance Management (APM) tools

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API

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Client Side SDK

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Designed for single user, desktop, mobile, and embedded applications

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Server Side SDK

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Designed for multi-user systems such as inside a corporate network, web server, or other trusted environment

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Application

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Mobile SDK

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Boolean

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Multi-variate

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Json

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Log Verbosity

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Verbose logging is a computer logging method that records more information than standard logging when software is running. It can include a wide range of activities, such as critical errors, purchase transactions, and method execution.

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Scheme Migrations

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String

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Number

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Flag Key

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This is how your flag is represented in LDs code

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Flag Description

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write short flag descriptions, they should not be longer than a sentance or two

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Feature Flag Lifecycle

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Make the code change, wrap the change in a flag, deploy, release, clean up flag

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Flag Statuses

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To make it easier, LaunchDarkly shows the status of each flag in the flag list. This status simplifies the task of identifying which flags are candidates for cleanup.

The feature flags list provides the status of every flag and when it was last evaluated.

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Flag Hygiene

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The process of cleaning up expired flags and code usually follows these steps:

Identify flags to be removed
Remove flag references from code
Remove flags from the flag list (Archiving or Deleting)

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LaunchDarkly Code Reference

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LaunchDarkly’s Code References feature makes it easier to find flag references in your code, across all your repositories. It can find flag names and their aliases, based on patterns which you configure.

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Archiving and Deleting Flags

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LaunchDarkly provides the options to archive and delete flags; however, we strongly recommend archiving flags rather than deleting them, because an archived flag’s history remains in your LaunchDarkly project.

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Custom Contexts

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Contexts let you configure targeting, and segmentation based on a variety of different information, including attributes pertaining to users, organizations, devices, and more.

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Arrays

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Context

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Descriptions of things like individual people, users, devices, or organizations

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Context Kinds

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Different conceptual groupings of information

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Variation Calls

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Evaluation Context

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An evaluation context is the object that the SDK uses to evaluate a feature flag. It

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Client-side SDK

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A client-side SDK, or software development kit, is a set of tools that run on a user’s device, such as a mobile app or web browser, and are designed for applications that users run directly on their own devices. These applications can be desktop, mobile, or web-based.

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AB Testing

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