Perforce on Tour 2015 Component Based Development

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The document provides an overview and demonstration of component-based development (CBD) using Perforce Helix. It discusses CBD, what components are, and the requirements and benefits of CBD. It then outlines Perforce Helix's CBD solution using streams to isolate, organize, and securely develop components in parallel. The demonstration shows how to structure components, import and consume dependencies between components, and Perforce's roadmap to further enhance CBD capabilities.

Technology

Component Based
Development
Overview and Demo
Sven Erik Knop

•Component based development
•CBD with Perforce solution
•Roadmap
•Demonstration
Agenda

• Single unit of functionality
• Limited scope, clear purpose
• Easily aggregated and reused
• Developed independently
• Separate “life cycle”
What is a component?
Chipset Mobile AppGraphics Firmware Console

•Large systems, small pieces
•Tames complexity
•Faster to market
•Reuse for greater ROI
What is CBD?

•Managing component production
•Enabling component reuse
•Assembling components
Requirements for enabling CBD

•Home-grown:
• Based on classic depots
• Requires additional tools for configuration and delivery
•Professional services solution
• https://swarm.workshop.perforce.com/projects/perforce-software-cbd/
•Stream-based solution
CBD with Perforce Helix

•Workspace view defined by configuration file
•Broker enhances sync commands and adds
Consulting solution
Configuration
User workspace
P4Broker

• Streams for component development:
• Isolate, organize, and secure
• Import dependencies
• Maximize parallel development
• On-board new developers easily
• Streams can be used in trunk-based
and/or per-feature development
Stream-based solution

Implementing components
Individual trunks
Single trunk with virtual streams

•Source
•Binary assets
•Binary artifacts
•Use virtual streams to simplify import
Structure of a component

•Integrate
•Import from release stream
•Import at fixed revision
•Import at head (floating)
Consuming components

•Import from release stream
import comp1/... //comp1/rel1.0/...
•Import from fixed revision
import comp1/... //comp1/main/...@1234
•Import from latest
import comp1/... //comp1/main/...
Importing components

•Integrated components are editable
• Changes need to be merged back to source
•Imported components are read-only
• Protected through stream spec
•Import+ for editable components
• Edited directly in source
import+ comp1/... //comp1/main/...
Read-only and editable components

CBD Foundation Work
Configurable Streams Depth
Import @label
Basis for version of stream spec
2015.2
N-to-1 client mapping
Multiple inheritance of same component
Versioned stream specs
1H 2016
Component streams Fully versioned component import 2H 2016
Roadmap 2015/2016

•Component-Based Development increases productivity
• Enables Reuse  Avoids duplication
• Separation of concern  Reduced complexity
•Perforce Helix enables CBD today
•Streams2.0 with enhanced features
Summary

•If you are interested our new features in 2015.2:
• Talk to us!
• Currently looking for beta testers
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3. •Component based development •CBD with Perforce solution •Roadmap •Demonstration Agenda

4. • Single unit of functionality • Limited scope, clear purpose • Easily aggregated and reused • Developed independently • Separate “life cycle” What is a component? Chipset Mobile AppGraphics Firmware Console

5. •Large systems, small pieces •Tames complexity •Faster to market •Reuse for greater ROI What is CBD?

6. •Managing component production •Enabling component reuse •Assembling components Requirements for enabling CBD

7. •Home-grown: • Based on classic depots • Requires additional tools for configuration and delivery •Professional services solution • https://swarm.workshop.perforce.com/projects/perforce-software-cbd/ •Stream-based solution CBD with Perforce Helix

8. •Workspace view defined by configuration file •Broker enhances sync commands and adds Consulting solution Configuration User workspace P4Broker

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10. Implementing components Individual trunks Single trunk with virtual streams

11. •Source •Binary assets •Binary artifacts •Use virtual streams to simplify import Structure of a component

12. •Integrate •Import from release stream •Import at fixed revision •Import at head (floating) Consuming components

13. •Import from release stream import comp1/... //comp1/rel1.0/... •Import from fixed revision import comp1/... //comp1/main/...@1234 •Import from latest import comp1/... //comp1/main/... Importing components

14. •Integrated components are editable • Changes need to be merged back to source •Imported components are read-only • Protected through stream spec •Import+ for editable components • Edited directly in source import+ comp1/... //comp1/main/... Read-only and editable components

15. CBD Foundation Work Configurable Streams Depth Import @label Basis for version of stream spec 2015.2 N-to-1 client mapping Multiple inheritance of same component Versioned stream specs 1H 2016 Component streams Fully versioned component import 2H 2016 Roadmap 2015/2016

16. Demonstration

17. •Component-Based Development increases productivity • Enables Reuse  Avoids duplication • Separation of concern  Reduced complexity •Perforce Helix enables CBD today •Streams2.0 with enhanced features Summary

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