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A Guide to P4 for Visual Studio Plugin (P4VS) | Microsoft Visual Studio Version Control Join Jackie Garcia, Principal Solution Engineer at Perforce Software, for an in-depth guide on using P4 for Visual Studio (P4VS) 2025.2. If you’ve used P4VS in the past, this new update delivers significant performance improvements: large projects load up to 15x faster, unloading is instantaneous, and freeze issues are resolved.

PHP 8.5 has officially arrived. Explore the most impactful updates coming to PHP 8.5 with Zend PHP expert Matthew Weier O’Phinney. Learn about the pipe operator and other essential new PHP 8.5 features, key deprecations, upgrade strategies, and what's next for the language.

Time’s almost up on PHP 8.1 – do you have an upgrade strategy ready? With PHP 8.1 end of life occurring on December 31, 2025, it is critical to plan your upgrade strategy now. Zend can help. In this video, we provide an expert guidance on how to update PHP, including an incremental upgrade strategy for moving from PHP 8.1 and a look at how to upgrade PHP 8.1 to 8.2 and beyond. For teams unable to upgrade before the deadline, we also go through long term support (LTS) options. Using LTS provides essential security patches and expert support to keep your applications secure and compliant.

Curious — Do you think companies are ready for the governance piece? Or are we about to learn the hard way?

From working on Halo Infinite and Age of Empires II to leading real-time research at Oscar-winning VFX studio DNEG, then founding Shiftstorm Entertainment and serving as Director of Engineering at ICVR, Luis Placid spans many creative industries. Luis joins Jase Lindgren to unpack the evolution of creative pipelines, the convergence of gaming and media pipelines, challenges re-educating artists on version control, and the power of failure as a learning tool.

How are you managing your teams in the age of AI? Some are moving fast...but not always efficiently. Others are finding balance between automation and human insight. At Perforce, we call this mindset “Shift Up.” Because it’s not about replacing people —it’s about elevating them.