https://redpennon.dev/blog Product updates, engineering notes, and feature-flag practice from the team building RedPennon. en https://redpennon.dev/blog/feature-management-software-comparison https://redpennon.dev/blog/feature-management-software-comparison Mon, 29 Jun 2026 00:00:00 GMT An honest look at RedPennon against LaunchDarkly, DevCycle, Split (now Harness), and Unleash: the basics everyone gets right, where pricing and flag hygiene actually differ, and the three questions that decide the choice. https://redpennon.dev/blog/jira-integration https://redpennon.dev/blog/jira-integration Wed, 17 Jun 2026 00:00:00 GMT The RedPennon Jira integration pushes flag status and per-environment variations straight into the issue's Development panel. Install the Forge app, link your site with a one-time code, and add ticket IDs to any flag. https://redpennon.dev/blog/introducing-the-cli https://redpennon.dev/blog/introducing-the-cli Mon, 15 Jun 2026 00:00:00 GMT Our new command-line tool, rp, scans your codebase for flag references. Run it locally to see where every flag lives, or wire it into CI to power code references and stale-flag detection, with no repo connection and no source code leaving your pipeline. https://redpennon.dev/blog/sdks-node-go-python https://redpennon.dev/blog/sdks-node-go-python Sun, 14 Jun 2026 00:00:00 GMT Our Node, Go, and Python SDKs share one REST contract, so flag evaluation looks the same in every language. Pick a client, pass a user, get the right variation, with fail-open defaults baked in. Or skip the SDK and call the API directly. https://redpennon.dev/blog/hello-world https://redpennon.dev/blog/hello-world Sat, 13 Jun 2026 00:00:00 GMT Our first post: what RedPennon is, and the core features you can use today, including feature flags, targeting, environments, audiences, millisecond evaluation, SDKs, and code references.