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Chuck Gehman

Technical Marketing Engineer

Charles “Chuck” Gehman was a Technical Marketing Engineer at Perforce. Throughout his career, he worked as a CTO, architect, developer, and product leader in industry-leading startups and large enterprises. Chuck was a member of the IEEE for 20 years, and an AWS Certified Solution Architect and Certified Developer-Associate. In his spare time, Chuck loved being with his family, doing CrossFit, volunteering for technology education initiatives, attending Meetups, and writing. His expertise and laugh will be missed.

Latest Content from Chuck Gehman

Blog

The Evolution of Automated AI Code Reviews

Machine learning and AI code reviews are all about automation. Although still in the early adopter phase, some tools are gaining popularity. What is the future of AI and machine learning code reviews?
DevOps
Blog

How to Use CI Build Servers With Helix Core

Learn how to use CI build runners like Jenkins with Helix Core.
DevOps, Version Control
Blog

Bitbucket Mercurial Support Ended: Need Mercurial Repository Options?

Bitbucket ended Mercurial repository support on July 1, 2020. Here’s what to do if you need to move your repos.
Version Control
Blog

How to Set Up Your Continuous Integration Branching Strategy

Learn how to set up your CI/CD branching strategy.
DevOps, Version Control
Blog

Branching in TFS — How Does it Work

Get an overview of branching in TFS.
Version Control
Blog

Intellectual Property Theft: What Is IP Theft?

What is IP theft? Intellectual property theft involves stealing data from a company. Learn how to protect your digital assets.
Security & Compliance, Embedded Systems & Chip Design
Blog

Single Source of Truth — 5 SSOT Examples You Need

Find out what a single source of truth (ssot) is — and how to get it.
Version Control
Blog

How to Leverage AWS Version Control

Learn how to leverage Helix Core on AWS.
Cloud, Digital Creation & Collaboration
Blog

What Is Design Reuse? How to Maximize It

Design reuse can expedite system-on-chip (SoC) and IC design and development. So, what features does your code and design data management need to maximize IP reuse?
Version Control, Embedded Systems & Chip Design