ButterStack Is Live: The Game Development Stack You Own
The pipeline visibility that only AAA studios could afford to build for themselves is now something you can sign up for. Observability and AI investigation across the tools you already...
Pipeline
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Why I'm Building ButterStack: I've Seen This Problem From Every Side of the Stack
Over 20+ years in games tech I've built engines and tools, repped them in the field, and run AWS's game-tech partner practice. Every seat showed me the same gap: studios...
Game Dev Deployment: From 'Build Approved' to 'Players Can Download It'
Your build passed every test and your producer signed off. Now you need to get it to players - across Steam, console stores, and storefronts that each work differently. Here's...
Game Dev Testing & QA: From 'It Compiles' to 'It Ships'
Build succeeded is the most dangerous lie in game development. Here's how to add automated testing, performance gates, asset validation, and cert pre-checks to the Jenkins pipeline you built in...
Jenkins Build Configuration for Game Dev: From One Button to Multi-Platform
Your Perforce triggers fire, Jenkins starts a build... and then what? Most studios get automated triggers working and then spend months fighting with build configuration. Here's how to get it...
How to Set Up Perforce Triggers for Automated Builds
Learn how to configure Perforce triggers to automatically kick off Jenkins builds when code is submitted, streamlining your game development CI/CD pipeline.
Game Dev Task Management: From TODO.txt to Pipeline Traceability
We've all been there: It's 11 PM, the build is broken, and the commit message just says 'fixed stuff.' Here's why task management is the first link in your pipeline....
Why Asset Ownership Matters in Game Development
When a build fails at 2 AM before a major milestone, who do you call? The answer should never be 'I don't know.' ButterStack brings clarity to asset ownership across...
Why I Built ButterStack: Bringing Software Clarity to Game Development
After 20+ years in software development and seeing how game studios struggle with the same problems that software teams solved long ago, I knew there had to be a better...