Case Study Building the Future of Healthcare at Galileo Making feature releases developer-friendly When asked about Split, Stephen Snow, Backend Engineer at Galileo, mentioned how developer-friendly it is. As Galileo expanded, they were able to manage their growth through feature flags. They make code changes and then coordinate with their marketing teammates when it’s time to turn the features on. This makes it easier for the development team because everyone on the team knows what’s going out and when. Developers don’t have to worry about doing a rollback. The ownership of the feature is then given to a product manager to be able to decide when a feature release will happen. If something goes wrong, all they have to do is utilize the kill switch, turning the feature flag off. “S

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