Build Your Own Monster in the Perforce Workshop

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Build Your Own
Monster
PRODUCED BY
The Perforce Workshop
workshop.perforce.com

You didn’t Hear It
Here… A lot of Perforce internal development is moving into
workshop.perforce.com

If you write tools to support your Perforce installation
then you will need to know about the
workshop.perforce.com

The Workshop
Architecture P4D
P4 Clients
P4
P4V
Git/GitFusion
Customized
Swarm

You didn’t Hear It Here…
Steph’s working on P4Bisect
in the
workshop.perforce.com

THE REQUIREMENTS
OS Platforms . . . . . . . . . NO RESTRICTIONS
Development Tools . . . . . . NO RESTRICTIONS
Automated Build & Test . . . CLOUDBEES
SHIP.IO
Project Size . . . . . . . . . . NO RESTRICTIONS

THE APIs
P4 . . . . . . . . . . C++
P4Ruby . . . . . . . RUBY
P4Python . . . . . . PYTHON
P4API .NET . . . . .NET
PHP . . . . . . . . . PHP
P4Perl . . . . . . . . PERL
COMING ATTRACTIONS
P4Java . . . . . . . JAVA
get the source from ftp.perforce.com

THE ENORMOUS <CENSORED>
P4Win . . . . . . . C++
P4Web . . . . . . . C++
Piper . . . . . . . OBJECTIVE C
P4Search . . . . . JAVA
SDP . . . . . . . . BASH
P4Perl . . . . . . PERL
Chronicle . . . . . PHP/JAVASCRIPT
COMING ATTRACTIONS
P4V . . . . . . . C++
Pixar’s Linkatron . PYTHON

PROJECT SCREENPLAY
Location . . . . . . . . . //guest/<your_name_here>
Creation Time . . . . . . OPTIONAL
Upload Mechanism . . . . PERFORCE CLIENT
Project Page . . . . . . . SWARM (recommended)
Support &
Maintenance . . . . . . . OPTIONAL
Donations . . . . . . . . GitTip

STOP ROTTEN CODE
Project Access . . . . . . OWNER WRITE
Contributors . . . . . . . BRANCH / SHELVE / REVIEW

OPEN SOURCE INITIATIVE
LICENSING
BSD 2-Clause . . . PERMISSIVE
BSD 3-Clause . . . PERMISSIVE *
Apache . . . . . . PERMISSIVE *
GPL . . . . . . . . COPY LEFT
LGPL . . . . . . . . PERMISSIVE **
MIT . . . . . . . . PERMISSIVE
read more here opensource.org/licenses

PERFORCE COMMUNITY
BENEFITS
Perforce Development . . . . ACCESSIBLE / VISIBLE
User to User . . . . . . . . . OPENS COMMUNICATION
Tools, Tips & Tricks . . . . . AVAILABLE

PERFORCE THE COMPANY
BENEFITS
Perforce Community . . . SINGLE HOME
Our Software . . . . . . . TRANSPARENCY & QUALITY

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2. Build Your Own Monster PRODUCED BY The Perforce Workshop workshop.perforce.com

4. Dead is Dead

6. You didn’t Hear It Here… A lot of Perforce internal development is moving into workshop.perforce.com

8. If you write tools to support your Perforce installation then you will need to know about the workshop.perforce.com

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12. The Workshop Architecture P4D P4 Clients P4 P4V Git/GitFusion Customized Swarm

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14. You didn’t Hear It Here… Steph’s working on P4Bisect in the workshop.perforce.com

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16. Blueprints for the Monster

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18. THE REQUIREMENTS OS Platforms . . . . . . . . . NO RESTRICTIONS Development Tools . . . . . . NO RESTRICTIONS Automated Build & Test . . . CLOUDBEES SHIP.IO Project Size . . . . . . . . . . NO RESTRICTIONS

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20. THE APIs P4 . . . . . . . . . . C++ P4Ruby . . . . . . . RUBY P4Python . . . . . . PYTHON P4API .NET . . . . .NET PHP . . . . . . . . . PHP P4Perl . . . . . . . . PERL COMING ATTRACTIONS P4Java . . . . . . . JAVA get the source from ftp.perforce.com

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28. The Brain

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30. STOP ROTTEN CODE Project Access . . . . . . OWNER WRITE Contributors . . . . . . . BRANCH / SHELVE / REVIEW

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32. OWNERSHIP & PERMISSIONS

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36. Final TRansformation

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38. PERFORCE COMMUNITY BENEFITS Perforce Development . . . . ACCESSIBLE / VISIBLE User to User . . . . . . . . . OPENS COMMUNICATION Tools, Tips & Tricks . . . . . AVAILABLE

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40. PERFORCE THE COMPANY BENEFITS Perforce Community . . . SINGLE HOME Our Software . . . . . . . TRANSPARENCY & QUALITY

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42. Oh Sweet Mystery of Life at Last I’ve Found You workshop.perforce.com

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