WingifyGuides

.NET/C#

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The Wingify FE .NET SDK empowers developers to integrate feature flags, conduct A/B testing, and personalize user experiences within .NET applications. This SDK facilitates controlled feature rollouts, real-time experimentation, and data-driven decision-making to enhance application performance and user engagement.

#Source Code Repository

The SDK's source code is openly available under the Apache 2.0 License and can be accessed on GitHub

To facilitate a comprehensive understanding and effective implementation of the SDK, the documentation is organized into the following sections:

  1. Installing the SDK
    Learn how to import and reference the SDK in your .NET project.
  2. Initialization
    Learn how to initialize the Wingify client within your application, including configuring essential parameters such as accountId, sdkKey, and optional settings like pollInterval, logger, storage, gatewayService, and integrations.
  3. User Context
    Understand how to define and manage user contexts to enable targeted feature rollouts and personalized user experiences.
  4. Feature Flags & Variables
    Explore how to create, manage, and evaluate feature flags and variables to control feature availability dynamically.
  5. Metrics Tracking
    Discover methods to track user interactions and measure the impact of feature rollouts and experiments on key performance indicators.
  6. Attributes
    Learn how to utilize user attributes for advanced targeting and segmentation in your feature experimntation strategy.
  7. Logging
    Configure logging to monitor SDK operations, debug issues, and maintain observability within your application.
  8. Storage Service
    Implement custom storage solutions to persist user assignments and enhance performance.
  9. Integrations
    Integrate the SDK with third-party tools and services to extend functionality and streamline workflows.
  10. Event batching
    Improve performance and reduce network calls by sending events in batches.

Each section provides detailed guidance, code examples, and best practices to ensure a smooth integration process.