The Netlify service allows you not only to deploy Jamstack apps, but also do split testing, meaning that can show to users different variations of the same page. The approach they provide is quite interesting and different from common software practices. I would say it’s even more related to configuration.

Let’s say we have simple JAMstack website. To use the split-testing approach we should have the source code in Bitbucket, Github or Gitlab. Make sure your latest changes is in the master branch.

Then login to the Netlify account, go to the Team overview tab and click the New site from Git.

Then do 3 simple steps which take less than a minute and you should have connected repository to the Netlify.

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