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Experimenting with generative AI apps
The Statsig team built a generative AI web app in reactJS using OpenAI’s API and Statsig for experimentation. Here's what we learned:
Make the Jump: Learnings from a 'Big Tech' PM transitioning to startups
If you're considering making the jump from big tech to a startup, it may be the best decision you've ever made. Just make sure to do it right!
How Experimentation Landed Permanent Residency at DispatchHealth
Experimentation at DispatchHealth began with a hypothesis based on a gap in our onboarding workflow, but the results were anything but predictable.
On-Demand: Modern feature flags: Stress-free releases and automated experimentation
Statsig product manager MA Seger and Engineering Lead Tore Hanssen discuss how feature flags work, best practices for using them, and what makes Statsig’s offering unique.
Less is more: Metric directionality
In Statsig, we make it easy to change the desired direction of any metric. Just click into the overflow menu and look for “Set Metric Directionality.”
Introducing Free Feature Flags for All
Gating features is a core part of the modern development process. And with Statsig, it's free.
Dart Tutorial: A/B Testing in Flutter
The following tutorial builds upon the Startup Name Generator app outlined in the Write your first Flutter app tutorial on Flutter’s codelab.
Dynamic Data Development
Dynamic data development allows for modularity of hardcoded values, streamlined config changes, support for arbitrary complexity, and more.
Datadog Trigger Integration
It is now possible to leverage Datadog’s real-time monitoring to automatically toggle a feature gate on or off in Statsig. Setup takes 3 easy steps.
On-Demand: Using experimentation to tackle your big product goals in 2023
Tune in to get an inside look at the importance of scaling and building with experimentation to hit demanding product targets.
Move fast and break things
At Facebook, the company value "move fast and break things" allowed for extreme productivity and output. With the proper guardrails, it is an unbeatable way to operate.
Release management best practices
Good release management best practices like putting code behind a software gate allows you to improve the software release cycle further.
What is a partial rollout? Quick definition and intro
A partial rollout is the practice of showing a feature to a percentage of users between 0% and 100% so you can see the impact a feature has on a sample of users.
Making Observability a Key Business Driver: Vijaye Raji on The Data Engineering Show
Firebolt kicked off season 2 of their podcast series The Data Engineering Show with a bang by tackling questions with Statsig founder and CEO Vijaye Raji.
How to A/B Test a Web Page
A/B and A/B/n testing web pages is an effective and accurate way to determine which design is most impactful.
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