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Asa Schachar

Contributing Writer

Asa Schachar

Asa Schachar is the lead developer advocate for Optimizely. Previously, he was the engineering manager for Optimizely’s Full Stack product, responsible for leading multiple cross-functional engineering teams in charge of Optimizely’s fastest growing product to enable companies to experiment more across websites, apps and every level of the stack. Prior to joining Optimizely, Asa worked at Microsoft as a software developer where he built the Internet Explorer site recommendation algorithm. He studied mathematics and computer science at Harvard University and is an avid break dancer.

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Prevent Technical Debt by Knowing When to Remove Feature Flags

As more organizations use feature flags and experiments, it’s critical to understand that some of these changes should exist for only a short or specific period of time, and then be removed from your codebase. Removing flags when appropriate avoids technical debt and complexity that can make your code fragile, harder to test and more […]

Apr 14, 2020 · 3 min