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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

How to Streamline IP Reuse

Learn how to decrease the amount of time your design teams spend managing designs to streamline IP reuse and increase IP reuse.
Version Control, Embedded Systems & Chip Design
Blog

What Is the Best Version Control For a Single Developer?

Everyone should be using version control. Even solo developers.
Version Control, Digital Creation & Collaboration
Blog

How to Use Open Source Code in Proprietary Software

Start using open source code in proprietary software here. Learn how to leverage open source code for proprietary software — the smart way.
Version Control
White paper

How to Lock Down Git

Git allows bad behavior — unless you lock it down. Get best practices for locking down Git.
Version Control, P4
Blog

What Is Source Control? Exploring Source Control Management Tools

Find out why source control is important and compare source control management tools.
Version Control
Blog

What Is TortoiseSVN?

The TortoiseSVN client is the GUI for SVN — and its most loved feature. Compare the Tortoise(SVN) and the hare (P4EXP).
Version Control
Blog

AWS CloudFormation: How to Build AWS Infrastructure as Code

Get tips for building Infrastructure as Code with AWS CloudFormation.
Cloud, Version Control
Blog

ClearCase vs. SVN: Which Is the Best VCS For Your Team?

Is ClearCase or SVN the best VCS for your team?
Version Control
Blog

Version Control and Software Audits: What You Need To Know

To meet governance and compliance standards, review potential audit questions and learn how to answer them using your version control system and server logs.
Security & Compliance, Version Control