Working with Rollout has been smoother than we could have hoped Not only does the Testim team benefit from reduced development costs, but our customers gain access to new features much more quickly than ever before without compromising reliability, It’s a win-win.

This was the dream of any iOS Developer - we were stunned! Initially there was some internal hesitation to try out a new technology, but when you get crashes or bugs in production, we knew we had to try it. We incorporated Rollout ¡n the next release of our app and ¡t worked perfectly!

It’s a pretty flexible system, It’s geared toward engineers and the operations team, but there’s also a server-side component to ¡t that makes it easy to roll back features or configure things within our feature flags that can help in situations where we find defects and need to react, or test things out and do a little more experimentation.

As a full-time team we're now able to push out app updates on a regular basis. This is a major milestone for us - and for our users who want better. But sometimes this leads to bugs - especially because of our old codebase. So as we get to turn our attention to building an entirely new app from scratch, we needed a way to manage the bugs. We don ‘t hove a lot of bugs as a total centage of our users, but for a small , ¡t has been time consuming to le them one by one. A few months we decided we need a proper.

Installation was quick and easy and the Rollout team was very responsive to all of our questions. We’ve already fixed some production issues with Rollout. The first time was on a simple bug. We had a button inside the application that when clicked on caused the app to crash. With Rollout, we deployed an instant bugfix that catches the exception and prevents the crash. The second issue was much more complex. We found out that users were having issues opening new positions through the platform, which of course has profound implications on our users. We used Rollout’s JavaScript capability to fix the ¡ssue immediately by adding some missing code logic to the problematic method. Moreover, since we’ve been using Rollout, we have been adding to the code a true/false method in places where the code is very complex or we just wanted some extra safety. Now, with Rollout, we can control that code remotely. We considered adding similar capabilities to our own configuration management system, but this would have required making changes to our own backend and extra development resources. I can speak for the whole team that everyone sleeps better night, knowing that we’re using Rollout.