Jellyfish
Jellyfish, the top Engineering Management Platform, provides complete visibility into engineering organizations, their work, and their operations. Jellyfish analyzes engineering signals from Git, Jira, and contextual business data such as roadmapping, incident response, calendar, and collaboration tool. This allows engineering leaders to align engineering decisions and business initiatives, and deliver the right software on time and efficiently. Jellyfish allows engineering leaders to focus their teams on the most important things for the business, driving strategic decision-making and delivering results.
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Ango Hub
Ango Hub is an all-in-one, quality-oriented data annotation platform that AI teams can use. Ango Hub is available on-premise and in the cloud. It allows AI teams and their data annotation workforces to quickly and efficiently annotate their data without compromising quality.
Ango Hub is the only data annotation platform that focuses on quality. It features features that enhance the quality of your annotations. These include a centralized labeling system, a real time issue system, review workflows and sample label libraries. There is also consensus up to 30 on the same asset.
Ango Hub is versatile as well. It supports all data types that your team might require, including image, audio, text and native PDF. There are nearly twenty different labeling tools that you can use to annotate data. Some of these tools are unique to Ango hub, such as rotated bounding box, unlimited conditional questions, label relations and table-based labels for more complicated labeling tasks.
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Togglz
Togglz serves as a Java-based implementation of the Feature Toggles concept, which is widely adopted in agile development, particularly within continuous deployment and delivery frameworks. This approach revolves around linking a toggle to every new feature under development, providing the flexibility to activate or deactivate these features during the application's runtime, which can even be customized for individual users. The significance of Feature Toggles becomes especially clear in agile environments, where they are utilized by major platforms such as Flickr. Essentially, a configuration file is created to outline multiple toggles corresponding to various features in progress. The application leverages these toggles to determine whether to display the new feature to users. With the toggle set to disabled by default, this strategy enables safe deployment of the application onto production servers, even if the feature remains unfinished or untested. Once the feature is fully developed, it can be activated in the live environment whenever desired, allowing for seamless transitions and updates. This flexibility enhances the overall development workflow, making it easier for teams to manage feature rollouts.
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Flagsmith
Flagsmith is a fully supported open-source Feature Flag, Remote Configuration, and A/B testing tool. You can use our hosted API to deploy to your private cloud or on-premise.
Flagsmith makes it easy for you to create and manage feature flags across web, mobile and server-side applications. Flagsmith allows you to toggle the feature on or off in different environments, users, or user segments by wrapping a section of code with a Flag.
Feature flags - Release new features with confidence using phased rollouts.
Remote configuration - You can toggle individual features on or off and make changes without having to deploy new code.
Segments for A/B Testing and Multivariate Tests - Use segments to perform A/B or multivariate testing on new features. Segments can also be used to introduce beta programs in order to gain early user feedback.
Organization Management - Help keep your deployment organized by creating projects and organizations, as well as assigning roles to team members.
Integrations - Enhance Flagsmith with your favorite tools.
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