Unleash the Power of Go with RocketFlag’s New SDK!
Exciting news for all you Go developers out there! I’m excited to announce the official release of the RocketFlag Go SDK! This makes integrating powerful feature flags into your Go applications easier than ever before.
At RocketFlag, I believe continuous integration and deployment shouldn’t be a stressful or complicated process. RocketFlag empowers teams to release software features on their own terms, decoupled from the code deployment cycle. And now, with the Go SDK, you can leverage the benefits of feature flags seamlessly within your Go projects.
Why Feature Flags with RocketFlag?
If you’ve ever felt the anxiety of a big, all-or-nothing release, you know the pain we’re solving. RocketFlag’s feature flags allow you to:
- Release with Confidence: Deploy code changes to production fearlessly, knowing you can instantly toggle features on or off.
- Target Your Releases: Roll out new features to specific user segments, from individual testers to your entire user base.
- Iterate Faster: Experiment and gather feedback quickly by enabling features for small groups and expanding gradually.
- Simplify Rollbacks: Instantly revert features that aren’t performing as expected, without complex redeployments.
Go SDK - Making Integration a Breeze
The new Go SDK simplifies the process of adding feature flag management to your Go applications. You can now leverage all of RocketFlag’s powerful features directly from your Go code.
Ready to Get Started?
Head over to the Go SDK to learn more about the Go SDK and how to integrate it into your projects. We’ve included plenty of examples and guidance to get you up and running in no time.
If you want a sneak peek, this is what it looks like:
package main
import (
// your other imports
rocketflag "github.com/rocketflag/go-sdk"
)
func main() {
rf := rocketflag.NewClient()
flag, err := rf.GetFlag("flag-id", rocketflag.UserContext{})
fmt.Println("Flag:", flag)
}
We’re excited to see how you use the RocketFlag Go SDK to transform your development workflow and make releasing code the boring, non-event it should be! Happy coding!