Webinars

You use Helix QAC (formerly QAC/QAC++) to find coding errors and comply with standards faster.

Learn what are the best practices for game development using streams.

AUTOSAR guidelines are a smart choice for C++ developers. And it’s now easier to use them to achieve functional safety compliance, particularly with ISO 26262.

Best practices for software development — everything you should know from planning a theme to setting requirements.

Testing and manual code reviews can’t find every problem in code. So, bugs persist. And it’s only going to get worse as your systems grow larger and more complex. Static code analysis can help you find critical problems in your code, while still releasing a quality product on time. Static code analysis might be the answer you’re looking for.

Learn how a multinational electronic design automation company, Cadence Design Systems, migrated from ClearCase to Perforce Helix Core.

Our latest solution for Git in the enterprise, Helix4Git, enables enterprise organizations to accelerate their CI/CD pipeline

While the rest of the software world talks about moving to "Continuous Delivery" most game companies were ahead of the curve and began accelerating their release cycles some time ago. But their need for speed places a burden on development and release processes, impacting everyone from designers to developers to artists to operations staff.

Collaborating with open source teams is a fact of life for many development shops these days, but it can be hard to take changes from an active upstream project and even harder to contribute. Even more difficult is contributing to projects when you have changes the wider community may not want. Come hear how the GitSwarm team at Perforce has developed branching, build, and test automation systems to stay up-to-date while still sharing as many changes as possible with the community.

Supermassive Games is a fast-growing games studio based in the UK that, since launch in 2008, has grown to over 100 people. The studio introduced Agile methods early on and they have become an integral part of the studio culture.

Geoff Nicol, Perforce Security Architect, shares some of the lessons he’s learned about effective code reviews while working on Perforce Swarm.