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The Perforce Enhanced Studio Pack: Everything You Need For the Cloud

We talked to users, discussed workflows, simplified onboarding, and learned how companies from indie developers to enterprise game studios deploy version control at scale to create a new way to easily deploy Helix Core into the cloud. The Perforce Enhanced Studio Pack (ESP) contains all the tools needed for world-class development in a single, pre-configured environment. It offers a production-ready, turn-key bundle of Perforce software that teams can deploy on AWS and Azure.

What is Git Checkout Remote Branch? How It Works, When to Use It, Examples, Tutorials & More

Git is one of the most useful tools for developers and development teams. And Git checkout remote branch makes it easier to collaborate and review. Let’s learn about it today. As developers, we work with Git often. In fact, at Stackify by Netreo, we have a Git page where you can see quite a few repositories. Like many developers and groups, we migrated our version control to a Git-based system a few years back. So working with Git is a big part of our ongoing work.

VPCs: An Introduction to Secure Business Networking

You’ve heard of cloud computing and how businesses use it, but do you know about virtual public clouds? VPCs are designed to give users a private cloud experience on a public cloud. For many, this is the best of both worlds when it comes to cloud storage: you get the benefits of a private cloud with the resources available on the public cloud.

Process Discovery Tools: Overview and Evaluation Guidelines

Process discovery is a method for creating visual representations of business processes using data. It takes the guesswork out of business process improvement projects and makes it easier for business and IT leaders to spot inefficiencies. But to get there, you need to select the right set of process discovery tools.

Understanding Go Channels: An Overview for Beginners

On a server infrastructure, Go code can be quickly deployed and updated across different installations as needed. It also supports a variety of operating systems and processor designs, which is a significant advantage. Some of the biggest and most well-known projects have been written completely in Go, which has emerged as the preferred language for open-source infrastructure software. For instance, Docker was created completely in Go.