Strong Microsoft Integrations From Perforce
Microsoft developer tools are more popular today than ever, with support for cloud, containers, cross-platform development (i.e., Linux and Macintosh), and web applications.
Perforce provides key integrations with many Microsoft products to help teams scale their agile and DevOps initiatives. Now you can increase developer productivity and support your team’s entire development lifecycle.
Helix Core Plugins and APIs for Microsoft
Microsoft Visual Studio
Helix Plugin for Visual Studio (P4VS) seamlessly embeds Helix Core enterprise-class version control features. Without ever having to leave the Visual Studio IDE, developers can login/logout, add, edit, revert, and diff.
Windows File Explorer
Helix Plugin for File Explorer (P4EXP) gives users transparent access to Helix Core functions from the standard Windows 10 File Explorer context (right-click) menu. This makes functions like check-in/check-out a breeze for both novice and expert users. It is ideal for users who don’t need full access to some of the more developer-oriented features of Helix Core.
Microsoft Visual Studio Code Plugin
Created by game developer Stef Levesque, Perforce for VS Code has been installed almost 50,000 times. With this tool you can access major Helix Core functions such as login/logout, add, edit, revert and diff, right from within the Microsoft Visual Studio Code interface.
API for Version Control
For developers who want to extend the functionality of Helix Core to integrate with additional tools, the Helix Core API for .NET (P4API.NET) is ready. Control your connection to the Helix Core server and enhance your build automation by running multiple commands through a single connection. Plus, this plugin delivers C# sample code to get you started in the Microsoft .NET world.
Graphic Tools Plugin for Windows
Version control is vital to better manage and facilitate collaboration between designers and developers. The Helix Plugin for Graphical Tools (P4GT) brings Helix Core version control integration to artists and designers. They can streamline their work from within the Windows tools they use the most, such as Adobe Photoshop, Autodesk, 3ds Max, Maya, and more.