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Server side testing definition Report an error
“Server-side testing is a method of A/B testing wherein the variations of a test are rendered directly from the webserver and then premeditatedly sent to the visitors’ device.”
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Feature testing Report an error
“With Feature Testing, you can test multiple product features as well as multiple variations of a feature until you are sure you are rolling out the best one.”
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Feature flag management Report an error
“Also referred to as Feature Toggle, Feature Flags enable you to turn your features ON/OFF and thereby alter user experience, without having to deploy new code.”
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Staged rollouts Report an error
“Testing on the server-side allows you to mitigate risk by rolling out features in stages.”
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Flicker immunity Report an error
“Server-side testing, on the other hand, is immune to the Flicker Effect or any other performance-related implications; hence, you can expect accurate results while running tests on the server.”
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Sdk languages Report an error
“The SDK is generally available in all the common backend languages such as NodeJS, PHP, Python, Java, .NET, Ruby, and platforms like iOS and Android.”
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Sdk count Report an error
“With over 12 SDKs and zero-latency decision-making across backend servers, mobile app clients, and front-end browsers, it gives teams complete control over their feature lifecycle without compromising on performance.”
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Sdk count fullstack Report an error
“Further, it supports 9 SDKs and is adding more so you can explore the one most relevant to your needs.”
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Sdk data flow Report an error
“a call is sent to the Wingify server. This happens generally only once, as the data is cached for any consecutive executions.”
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Feature experimentation platform Report an error
“Beyond running server-side A/B tests, it allows you to manage feature flags, run progressive rollouts, automate guarded releases, and deliver personalized experiences, all from one platform.”
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Fullstack projects Report an error
“Wingify FullStack allows you to run A/B tests on the server-side. To get started, you first need to create a Project and a Feature.”
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Environments Report an error
“you can configure different code environments, such as – staging, QA, and production, where you wish to run a particular campaign.”
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Feature rollouts Report an error
“Turning features on or off for a set of users can be done in real-time without having to deploy a new code. Moreover, with this feature, you can decide the allocation of traffic percentage you would like to include in a campaign.”
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Feature variable values Report an error
“Wingify FullStack lets you test multiple feature variations with different feature variable values and understand their impact in real-time on user experience by measuring the performance of key metrics.”
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User whitelisting Report an error
“Want to ensure specific user segments are served only a particular variation? You can do that using Wingify’s user whitelisting feature.”
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Mutually exclusive groups Report an error
“Also, Mutually exclusive groups ensure that there is no audience overlap between tests intended for the same audience.”
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Custom segment targeting Report an error
“Increase the accuracy of your A/B test by targeting a specific audience with custom segments, which you can save for future uses as well.”
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Reporting smartstats Report an error
“Rich reports powered by Wingify SmartStats will help you reach statistically significant results, thereby enabling you to roll out the winning variation to all users.”
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Omnichannel experimentation Report an error
“Whether it be web applications, mobile apps, OTTs, beacons, or connected devices; you can experiment deeply and infinitely.”
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Omnichannel consistency Report an error
“A robust server-side testing tool is needed to dynamically alter these values, randomly render them to the users, and ensure the same variation is sent to the user across every device or channel that they interact with.”
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Cicd support Report an error
“Server-side testing helps facilitate continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) in the software development lifecycle.”
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Limitation developer dependency Report an error
“Right from creating and running a test to making modifications after a winning variation is declared, a dedicated development team is required to run an end-to-end server-side test.”
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Limitation slower execution Report an error
“If compared to its counterpart, server-side testing is more complex in its operation as variations have to be coded before the test can begin.”
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Use case industries Report an error
“Server-side testing use cases eCommerce • Product recommendation engine”
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Dashboard ab test setup Report an error
“All you need to do is select A/B test under the FULLSTACK option in your Wingify dashboard and follow some simple steps to successfully run your campaign. These will typically involve selecting the relevant Project, Feature, Environment, and setting up the variations, goals, and traffic allocation (like you would for any regular A/B test). You can also schedule tests and customize traffic allocation for each variation using advanced options.”
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