Can disabling this feature be a small win for your team?

Why not both?

Tabs or spaces?

Feature flags can be powerful. But they aren't free.

It can be valuable to expose it to a small subset of users. Perhaps a single user.

Although they do easily overcome a common objection.

...it's that it's been forced upon me.

There is literally an unlimited number of version numbers. Don't be stingy.

Everytime we decide when to deploy, we're making a business decision. And few business decisions are black-or-white.

It's only risky if your system is unreliable.

How I became a Go contributor, and you can, too.