Expanding the experimentation ecosystem with Edge Config and LaunchDarkly
Vercel announces a new LaunchDarkly integration that leverages Edge Config to provide low-latency, global feature flags for frontend frameworks. This enables teams to safely release code and experiment with changes using globally accessible configuration data.
We're excited to announce a new to bring low latency, global feature flags to your favorite .LaunchDarkly integrationfrontend framework
Feature flags help your team safely release new code and experiment with changes. helps you instantly read configuration data globally, making it a perfect match for feature flag and experimentation data.Vercel Edge Config
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