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title: "Discussion on \"The Features Framework\" | Hashnode"
description: "Discussion on \"The Features Framework\". A feature flag library answers one question: is this feature enabled? It doesn't answer the question that actually matters in a real application: what happens to dependency injection when the feature is *not* enabled? That gap is where `PowerCSharp.Features` came from."
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# [The Features Framework](https://powercsharp.hashnode.dev/the-features-framework?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

A feature flag library answers one question: is this feature enabled? It doesn't answer the question that actually matters in a real application: what happens to dependency injection when the feature is \*not\* enabled? That gap is where \`PowerCSharp.Features\` came from.

Aug 21 · 5 min read · powercsharp.hashnode.dev  
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