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Dave Karow

Dave Karow has three decades of experience in developer tools, developer communities and evangelizing ways to make software delivery more sustainable. Dave grew up just off-campus from Stanford University, as Silicon Valley morphed from defense to chips to software and finally, internet services. Dave's front-row seat to all of this gave him a unique point of view on the long arc and repeating themes of technology evolution. As continuous delivery evangelist for Split Software, Dave speaks on aligning progressive delivery (i.e. gradual rollouts of new code) with observability of system health, user experience and user behavior. Before Split.io, he democratized ‘shift left’ performance testing at BlazeMeter.

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Feature Flags: The Cure for DevOps Remote Work Stress

Feature flags can help reduce the stress associated with DevOps during WFH The world has drastically changed. As a result, we have had to adapt the way we shop, socialize, educate and work. Businesses have had to adapt to keep operations going, and the biggest change they’ve had to make has been the move to […]

Oct 9, 2020 · 3 min

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How Product Managers Can Take Back Control with Feature Flags

Product managers live in a high-speed world and are always focused on releasing the most impactful features in the shortest amount of time. Since users have grown accustomed to regular UI updates and bug fixes completed in near real time, this frenetic pace at which product managers work will only increase. The process of pushing […]

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DevOps Tools Democratize the View From Both Sides

How modern product decisions platforms marry the key metrics of features changes to organizational KPIs In 1967, Joni Mitchell released one of her most iconic songs, “Both Sides Now.” The song was inspired by the book, “Henderson the Rain King,” in which author Saul Bellow writes about flying to Africa and looking out the plane […]

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