feature-flags-android

To set up PostHog feature flags in an Android app, add the PostHog Android SDK to your project and initialize the configuration inside the Application class onCreate method.

Evaluate boolean and multivariate feature flags by using the PostHog Android SDK to fetch flag states, enabling feature-driven UI changes and experimentation across the Android app lifecycle.

Best practices for Android feature rollouts include using environment variables, initializing PostHog in Application.onCreate, and relying on server-side evaluation for flag states.

Yes, you can use PostHog feature flags for A/B testing in Android applications to control phased rollouts and manage feature-driven UI changes across activities.

Yes, following Android framework guidelines, you must initialize the PostHog Android SDK inside the Application.onCreate method to properly evaluate feature flags across the app lifecycle.

Server-side evaluation for Android feature flags is a best-practice approach where flag states are resolved server-side via the PostHog SDK, ensuring consistent phased rollouts and experimentation.