Overall Satisfaction with Perforce
Perforce is the main code version control tool that we utilize at our company. It is incredibly useful to keep track of our code history and branches. The visual client is very easy to use and presents the directory structure in a convenient way. It is easy to install on any system and the user interface is consistent across platforms. Perforce has great merge optimization that is extremely useful in day to day operations.
- Merge algorithm is smart and utilizing the visual interface to do merges makes them easier to digest.
- Easy to set up on multiple platforms and architectures and is well supported on all of them.
- Visual interface has many tools and customization options that help to optimize and personalize workflow.
- Updating Perforce is somewhat challenging, especially on Linux Systems.
- Sometimes settings disappear.
- In order to customize the font settings, you must restart the visual client.
- Perforce could display its progress in a clearer way.
- Reduce merge issues which saves a lot of time and prevents issues.
- Easy to set up and start working for new hires or new systems, which saves time.
- Clear visual presentation of code version metadata improves overall clarity into code base.
Perforce has a better built native visual client that is much simpler to use than Git's. It has a lot of optimizations in the workflow that can execute common patterns during a usual workday. Perforce also has an easier to understand method of presenting merge conflicts and does a better overall job of handling merges.
Do you think Perforce Helix Core delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Perforce Helix Core's feature set?
Yes
Did Perforce Helix Core live up to sales and marketing promises?
I wasn't involved with the selection/purchase process
Did implementation of Perforce Helix Core go as expected?
I wasn't involved with the implementation phase
Would you buy Perforce Helix Core again?
Yes