Manage your applications Feature Flags with Beacon, a centralized management platform for Laravel and Laravel Pennant with Gradual Rollouts and A/B Testing.
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Beacon is a feature flag management platform for Laravel with Laravel Pennant. Beacon started from both a desire to integrate a third-party feature flag platform with Pennant, and dissatisfaction with existing open source feature flag platforms.
Beacon is built using Laravel, Inertia.js, React, and PostgreSQL.
In addition to Beacon, I also built Beam, a frontend library (TypeScript with React and Vue hooks) that can help you expose Laravel Pennant flags (using Beacon or not) into your frontend.
Beacon is the result of 6 months of side work and 2 months of finishing touches and video editing.
Beacon will be open sourced under the FCL-1.0-MIT license soon after launch, allowing anyone to self-host the latest Beacon release in it's entirety, but with a 2-year rolling delay on using the source to sell a competing SaaS product.
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Beacon is a feature flag management platform for Laravel with Laravel Pennant. Beacon started from both a desire to integrate a third-party feature flag platform with Pennant, and dissatisfaction with existing open source feature flag platforms.
Beacon is built using Laravel, Inertia.js, React, and PostgreSQL.
In addition to Beacon, I also built Beam, a frontend library (TypeScript with React and Vue hooks) that can help you expose Laravel Pennant flags (using Beacon or not) into your frontend.
Beacon is the result of 6 months of side work and 2 months of finishing touches and video editing.
Beacon will be open sourced under the FCL-1.0-MIT license soon after launch, allowing anyone to self-host the latest Beacon release in it's entirety, but with a 2-year rolling delay on using the source to sell a competing SaaS product.