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Building, testing, and releasing apps for Android has specific requirements and unique challenges. In this webinar, we’ll walk through DevOps development hacks that make building, testing, and releasing apps faster and easier for your whole team. Speakers: Tamas Bazsonyi, Staff Solutions Engineer @ Bitrise Brian Reed, SVP Mobile Defense @ Appdome Vasiliy Zukanov, Android Developer Hosted by Laura Hauser, VP of Marketing at Bitrise.

P4 One is a free version control client from Perforce P4 tailored for art teams—or really, anyone new to version control. If you’re already using Perforce P4 (formerly Helix Core), P4 One provides an intuitive interface for your collaborators who don’t need all the controls of P4V. If you’re not using P4, P4 One lets you version files locally. It can handle large binaries and project sizes that can break other version control systems. And when your team’s ready to scale, just connect to a P4 server.

The growth of APIs, teams, and services often leads to dashboard sprawl, making it difficult to find the information you need when you need it. This video introduces a powerful solution now generally available in Kong Konnect: using labels and taxonomy to organize your analytics dashboards. Learn how to structure your dashboards around common business concepts like team, service name, or environment. This organization, combined with Konnect's universal quick search, allows you to find any dashboard instantly, directly from the top search bar, no matter where you are in the platform.

This video demonstrates how you can save time and maintain consistency by reusing existing reports to build powerful, customized dashboards. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to: + Add existing reports to your custom dashboards.+ Customize and tweak reports by updating filters to fit your specific needs.+ Adjust time ranges, including syncing with a global dashboard time.+ Quickly build and share insights across teams, turning dashboard creation from hours into seconds.

AI is both brilliant and deeply flawed. On one hand, it can accelerate coding, generate tests, and spark new ideas. On the other, it hallucinates, struggles with context, and sometimes creates more problems than it solves.