Feature flagging is a software development technique that allows you to turn features on or off without deploying new code. It essentially provides a remote control for your features, allowing specific functionality to be enabled or disabled for certain users or groups. This enables developers to deploy unfinished code safely to production, test features with a subset of users, and perform A/B testing. Furthermore, it offers a powerful kill switch for problematic features, mitigating risks quickly. Feature flags facilitate controlled rollouts, allowing for gradual exposure and gathering real-world feedback before a full release, significantly improving development agility and user experience. More details: https://notable.math.ucdavis.edu/mediawiki-1.21.2/api.php?action=https://epi-us.com