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Fear Is the Mind-Killer. Dependencies Are the Build-Killer

Posted August 11, 2026 · Updated August 11, 2026

The recurring Shai-Hulud attacks are a nasty reminder that every dependency is something you have to trust. Keep your dependency tree small, pinned, and boring.

Privacy: The Radical Idea That Tools Should Mind Their Own Business

Posted July 31, 2026

Every tool in your arsenal shouldn't be spying on you and your users. Here's why we built a feature flag service that skips analytics, session replays, and creepy tracking entirely.

KISS: We Actually Follow It

Posted July 1, 2026 · Updated July 1, 2026

Tagged: feature flags | KISS | simplicity | UI | dependencies

Some teams pay lip service to "Keep It Simple." We built around it: fewer dependencies, native browser primitives, and a UI that behaves like it knows what users want.

Microsoft Feature Management Quirks (and How to Survive Them)

Posted June 27, 2026

Tagged: feature flags | .NET | Microsoft | feature management | pitfalls

Microsoft.FeatureManagement works well, but there are a few gotchas that can waste hours if you don’t know they exist.

Cleaning Up Feature Flags: The Art of Not Leaving a Mess

Posted June 22, 2026

Tagged: feature flags | cleanup | technical debt | code quality

Feature flags are temporary — at least, they’re supposed to be. Here’s how to clean up before your codebase becomes a graveyard.