Plastic SCM at Games Developer Conference 2018
Game developers are close to 25% of Plastic SCM users today. That's why we went again to the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, March 21st-23rd, to meet many customers, and of course many new interested ones.The vast majority of Plastic SCM users showed their appreciation for the product and services, and some also gave us feedback and suggestions for new things to implement or improve. It is amazing hearing things from the source! On the other hand, we had new developers, designers, CTO's, Game Producers, CEO & Founders, etc. of studios or Education institutions, very interested in knowing what makes Plastic SCM different from: Perforce, Subversion or Git-based offerings. They told us about daily issues: workflows and user interface for artists, adopting modern branching and merging pattern, supporting distributed teams, while having the flexibility to work on-premise, on the cloud or both, and demanding Unity or Unreal native plugins.
We had great fun giving away 400 T-shirts printed in real-time with a variety of designs to choose from to all that visit our booth, while we listen to users' needs.
Following a 2017 successful sponsored session with Telltale, this year we focused on smaller and indie teams with "Remote Unity Studio in a Box". Delivered by Ben Throop, founder of Frame Interactive, who built Sony funded VR game Headmaster for PlayStation VR launch. Ben talked in detail about the tools, pipelines, and technology that is needed to effectively run a small Unity based studio comprised of remote developers.
With Plastic SCM source control as the foundation, he explained the options for Slack integration, web hosting, email, video conferencing and capture, build systems, bug tracking, and all the pieces to make a studio tick. The audience walked away with a complete laundry list of services, software, processes and techniques to help teams stay productive and feel connected. Stay tuned if you are interested, we will make a webinar with Ben to deliver this keynote.
When things get Big and Scary, Plastic SCM is the Version Control to go for.
Check out more photos of Plastic SCM at GDC 2018.
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