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Migrating to a modern PHP framework involves more than moving code. Legacy applications often rely on patterns and practices that don't translate directly to frameworks like Laravel, Symfony, Laminas, or Mezzio.

Join the IPLM product team as they review important Q2 product updates including protected properties, filtering, shopping cart, and Pi Release dry run. Includes a demo of the new Perforce IPLM "Ask AI" capability utilizing our MCP and RAG servers.

Your testing strategy was built for a world before AI wrote code. That world is gone. AI is now generating code, reviewing pull requests, writing tests, and analyzing defects, faster than any team can validate it manually. In this session, Perforce CTO leaders Anjali Arora and Rod Cope sit down with VP of Product Steven Feloney to break down why traditional test automation can't keep pace, and what comes next.

Learn how AI agents embedded in Oracle Fusion are changing the testing landscape, and how Tricentis AI Workspace helps teams validate quarterly releases faster and with more confidence.

Outdated API docs and last-minute bugs cost teams time and trust. Learn how the OpenAPI Specification help you document, govern, and test your APIs from design to deployment – all inside SmartBear Swagger. SmartBear's Yousaf Nabi, Developer Advocate, and Chris Armstrong, Manager of Developer Relations, explain why API documentation drifts out of sync and walk through what's changed between OpenAPI 3.0, 3.1, and 3.2. After covering a brief history of Swagger and the OpenAPI specification, they demo the full API workflow across Swagger.

The 3 pillars of observability are breaking. For years, dev teams relied on Logs, Metrics, and Traces to know when something went wrong. But now? AI agents are writing, deploying, and changing code in real-time. When an AI hallucination pushes a bug to production, standard monitoring sees nothing wrong.To survive the AI era, we need a 4th Pillar of Observability. Watch to find out what it is and why the old way of monitoring just became obsolete.