In this video we'll cover what feature flags are and how to easily implement them in our Laravel project and how to utilize them in the frontend Part of free series available at saaslaravel.com
Hopefully if you're going to be making upstream requests on every page load (or every user login) the developer will be making sure to perform reasonable caching. Since this is Laravel it should be pretty configurable, but something to be conscientious of. Also, presumably the upstream service (e.g. growthbook, in this case) is utilizing standard HTTP cache headers that Guzzle can respect and cache centrally using the configured middleware (e.g. memcached if you're on a cluster or something).
Hopefully if you're going to be making upstream requests on every page load (or every user login) the developer will be making sure to perform reasonable caching. Since this is Laravel it should be pretty configurable, but something to be conscientious of. Also, presumably the upstream service (e.g. growthbook, in this case) is utilizing standard HTTP cache headers that Guzzle can respect and cache centrally using the configured middleware (e.g. memcached if you're on a cluster or something).
It's been cached in the video I believe. The http call is only made for fetching flags, they are resolved locally. Great piece of advice though!
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