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Want your developers to get back to what they do best: application development? We have a solution to the barriers hindering developer productivity. Take a look at the top 5 time sinks — including meetings and environment setup — in this snippet from our recent webinar From Waiting to Innovating: Reclaim 40% of Developer Time Overnight. Find out how to improve your team’s developer experience.

AI is about to reshape security, work, competition, and even healthcare in 2026. In this video, Rod Cope breaks down the shifts leaders need to prepare for — from context engineering becoming a true competitive edge to agentic systems facing major security incidents, AGI claims, and an AI-driven medical breakthrough that could change human health forever. If you’re planning your 2026 strategy, these predictions matter.

Tired of the complexity and manual effort involved in migrating LoadRunner scripts? BlazeMeter's AI-Enhanced Shift-Left Converter is here to revolutionize the process. This cutting-edge tool automates up to 80% of manual work, supports over 190+ C functions, and ensures faster, more accurate script conversions to modern frameworks like JMeter and Taurus. In this video, we’ll explore: Whether you're looking to accelerate migration timelines, reduce costs, or improve script accuracy, this tool is your ultimate solution.

The presence of AI in safety-critical applications is raising new challenges for functional safety and regulatory compliance. Watch the webinar to understand the paradigm shift required to ensure AI-enabled systems are safe, secure, and robust.

Highly regulated industries face many challenges in achieving software certification. Fortunately, there are tools to help busy teams. In this webinar, AFuzion and Perforce safety-critical industry experts explain why static analysis should be your first step to certification, standards requirements for tool qualification, and the role of certification and tool qualification guidelines for DO-178C and DO-330 in aviation.

Get practical advice on migrating to Apache Tomcat 11 and Jakarta EE 11. This video, featuring Java experts from Perforce OpenLogic, highlights what to consider as you plan your Tomcat migration, as well as available tools and steps for checking your source code. Plus, get insights into what may be coming in future Tomcat releases. This video is from the webinar "Taming Tomcat 11: Tips and Tricks for Java Teams" which took place in July 2025.

Virtual threads are now supported in Tomcat 11. In this video, Senior Enterprise Architect Bill Crowell walks through demos that show exactly how Java Virtual Threads behave in real applications — including how they perform under load, how they simplify concurrency, and how they integrate with Tomcat 11. This video is from the webinar "Taming Tomcat 11: Tips and Tricks for Java Teams" which took place in July 2025.

Tomcat 11 introduces support for Java Virtual Threads, bringing a major shift in how high-concurrency web applications can be built and scaled. In this video, we break down what virtual threads are, how Tomcat 11 uses them, and what this means for performance, thread management, and application design. Whether you're a Spring Boot developer, a Tomcat admin, or just exploring Java’s Project Loom features, this overview will give you a clear understanding of the benefits — and the caveats — of adopting virtual threads in production.

In this episode, Colin Walder, Engineering Director at CD PROJEKT RED, joins Jase Lindgren to delve into the intricate role of creating an immersive sound world for Cyberpunk 2077. Colin and Jase dive into the technical and creative challenges of building immersive audio experiences in AAA games, including.

Keeping up with the Spring Framework and Spring Boot release schedule, where new versions come out twice a year, is a hassle for many Java teams. This video weighs the pros and cons of frequently upgrading Spring versus staying on older versions. Being on the latest version means access to new features and security updates, but is the potential instability and extra work (i.e. testing, retuning dependencies) worth it?