Santiago urges feature flags and canary releases as AI agents speed up coding
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Developer Santiago (@svpino) says coding is now faster than rollout, so he recommends shipping new features behind feature flags.
In an X post dated October 28, 2026, he describes enabling a flag for a small group of users, watching for errors, and turning it off for everyone if something breaks. The post is sponsored by LaunchDarkly, which Santiago promotes for managing flags and guarded rollouts.
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Santiago@svpinoXSantiago urges feature flags and canary releases as agents speed up codingAISantiago says developers now write code faster than they can roll it out, and he recommends deploying new features behind feature flags. He describes turning flags on for small user groups, watching for errors, and turning them off for everyone if something breaks. The post is sponsored by LaunchDarkly, which Santiago promotes for managing flags and guarded rollouts.
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