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What is Service Virtualization?

Service virtualization is increasingly popular in the software & DevOps toolkit. Learn what it is, how it works, and how to use it. Service virtualization is an increasingly popular tool in the software developer and DevOps toolkit. This blog covers what it is, its use cases, and how it works. This introduction is part of our in-depth series on service virtualization. Stay tuned and follow along for more content!

Outgrowing Git in Game Dev? Create Without Limits with Helix Core

Tired of running into roadblocks with Git in your game dev projects? You’re not alone. While Git is a popular version control system, it isn't built to handle the unique demands of game development—like managing massive files, game assets, and complex team workflows. The result? Slowdowns, frustrations, and missed opportunities to scale. Enter Helix Core—the world’s most scalable version control trusted by 19/20 top AAA studios. In this video, Sr.

How to Sketch on 3D Models in Helix DAM

We’re wrapping up 2024 with some major updates for Helix DAM that improve the workflow for animators and enhance user controls. Watch this video with Sr. Solutions Engineer, Ryan Maffesoli, as he shows off the 2024.6 Helix DAM release, including: Skeleton view for faster troubleshooting Sketches for 3D assets, saving 10-15 clicks Improved tag management, like separated AI and manual tags User management directly in Helix DAM (No more switching between Helix TeamHub!)

Kotlin Switch Explained: Unlocking the Power of Kotlin when

The when in Kotlin defines a conditional expression with more than one branch, that’s the statement you need to use when you want to write a Kotlin switch. In Java, we are using switch case statements. In Java, we need to define a break in each switch case, but in Kotlin we don’t need to. There are two ways you can use them in Kotlin. Either as a statement or as an expression.

4 data streaming trends for 2025

Buckle up, we’re past the AI hype. Now, it’s about making intelligent systems that act on our behalf. In 2025, AI isn’t just a tool– it’s becoming our core way of operating, powered by real-time data. How we stream, manage and monetize that data will define the next generation of business. Here, we zoom into four examples of what autonomous real-time intelligence could look like in the coming year.

What Is Integration Testing? Definition, Types, and Tools

Integration testing is the second step of the software development process, occurring after unit testing. Once all the different components have been designed and tested, it’s time to put them all together. This process can be completed in a number of ways, depending on your preferences as a tester. Today, we’ll break down some of the most common questions about integration testing.

How to Use DevSecOps Automation for Safety-Critical Software Development

DevSecOps automation is key for safety-critical software development. Here we explain what is DevSecOps automation and why it is important for safety-critical software. Read along or jump ahead to the section that interests you the most.

The Power of Predictive Analytics in Healthcare: Using Generative AI and Confluent

Implementing predictive analytics in healthcare empowers healthcare providers to take a data-driven approach to anticipating future events and making informed decisions. It helps healthcare professionals forecast the progression of diseases, plan and optimize resource allocation, and ultimately shift from reactive to proactive care. This approach improves patient health outcomes and overall efficiency.

Predictive Analytics: How Generative AI and Data Streaming Work Together to Forecast the Future

Predictive analytics is changing how businesses make decisions. Companies can use data, machine learning, and statistical modeling to forecast outcomes with better accuracy. So, how can predictive analytics techniques transform your business? Predictive analytics uses historical data to predict future events. It involves understanding the relationships within your data to predict what's next, impacting industries from retail and healthcare to finance and manufacturing.