P4 Blog
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June 09, 2011
by Alexandra Weber Morales
Are you agile – or “agile-curious,” as salesforce.com Steve Greene puts it? Then you must know that metrics are key to continuous improvement.
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June 09, 2011
by Alexandra Weber Morales
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June 08, 2011
by Alexandra Weber Morales
Everyone loves their smart phones and tablets – but how smart would they be without Adobe Flash? What began as FutureSplash, a drawing application for a pen-based computer, has evolved over the last 12 years to comprise the Flash Runtime. Beloved by YouTube users everywhere, the runtime includes Flash Player, Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR) and Flash Lite (Mobile) – and brings the joy of cute kitten videos to hundreds of millions of desktops and devices.
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June 07, 2011
by Alexandra Weber Morales
How does Google do it with just one server?Audience members at the 2011 Perforce User Conference listened intently as Dan Bloch, a senior site reliability engineer at Google, explained how they run the busiest single Perforce server on the planet – for 12,000 users – not to mention one of the largest repositories in any source control system.
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June 06, 2011
by Alexandra Weber Morales
Nothing cements customer loyalty like coming through for them in a pinch. That’s what happened when Perforce support and development was able to implement a reference solution for Research in Motion (RIM) in just two weeks.
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June 03, 2011
by Alexa Weber Morales, Perforce Correspondent
Is stealth good or bad? Apparently, it depends on who's checking out files. About a year and a half ago, Perforce began exploring how to unplug Perforce to function in a distributed manner, where connectivity was spotty or privacy made sense. P4Sandbox's Private Local Branching lets developers work on their own local copy of a project without the isolation of a traditional DVCS.
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