Overview
This section serves as a comprehensive guide for developers looking to implement VWO's Feature Experimentation capabilities in their applications. Through a consistent example application implemented across various programming languages, we showcase the versatility and ease of integration of VWO FE in both server-side and client-side environments.
Purpose
- Demonstrate VWO FE integration patterns across multiple programming languages
- Showcase both server-side and client-side implementation approaches
- Provide practical, real-world examples using a consistent demo application
- Help developers understand FE capabilities and best practices
Core Features Demonstrated
- 🎯 User ID-based feature flag evaluation
- 🚦 Feature flag status checking
- 🔄 Real-time settings visualization
- 📊 SDK log monitoring
- 🌐 Interactive web interface
- 📈 Event tracking capabilities
- 🎨 User attributes management
Available Implementations
Select your preferred technology stack to explore the implementation:
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Server-side
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Client-side
Why A Specific Example?
We've chosen a simple yet practical application to demonstrate FE capabilities consistently across all implementations. This approach allows developers to:
- Understand core concepts regardless of programming language
- Compare implementations across different technologies
- Quickly adapt the examples to their specific use cases
- Learn best practices for FE integration
Key Benefits
- Consistent Example: Same application logic across all implementations
- Clear Integration Patterns: Well-documented integration approaches
- Best Practices: Production-ready code following language-specific standards
- Complete Features: Full demonstration of VWO FE capabilities
Getting Started
- Choose your preferred technology implementation
- Follow the setup instructions in the respective directory
- Explore the example application
- Adapt the patterns to your specific use case
Other Examples
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A simple example mobile application showcasing VWO Feature Experimentation (React Native SDK) integration, enabling dynamic feature flags to control and update the app's UI in real-time.
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A simple demo e-commerce app built with React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Vite, and Redux Toolkit. It showcases standard features and integrates VWO for feature flagging and experiments.
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A simple example mobile application showcasing VWO Feature Experimentation (React Native SDK) integration, enabling dynamic feature flags and user interaction tracking.
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A sleek watchOS application showcasing VWO Feature Experimentation (FE) integration, enabling dynamic feature flags to customize UI elements and user interactions on Apple Watch.
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A sleek TVOS application showcasing VWO Feature Experimentation (FE) integration, enabling dynamic feature flags to customize UI elements and user interactions on Apple TV.
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A demonstration Android TV application showcasing VWO Feature Experimentation (FE) SDK integration for customizable UI elements and user interaction tracking. Browse through stunning travel destinations and plan your next adventure!
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This example app demonstrates how VWO FullStack Feature Experimentation (FE) can be integrated into Capacitor-based projects. It showcases the use of the VWO JavaScript SDK to implement feature flags and A/B testing seamlessly within a hybrid mobile app environment.
Sample Code
You can explore the official example apps for the VWO FE product on GitHub, available for various programming languages and frameworks.
Updated about 1 month ago