Driving UVM Quality: Join Our Next UVMLint Meetup in Newbury - Jul 18, 2025

Following the positive reception and thoughtful engagement at our recent technical meetups in Reading and Cambridge, AsFigo is pleased to invite you to our next UVMLint Technical Meetup, taking place in Newbury — a region with a strong footprint in semiconductor design and verification.

This free, hybrid event offers a focused technical forum for engineers seeking to enhance the quality and maintainability of their UVM environments through structured linting, metrics analysis, and practical methodology insights.


📍 Event Details

  • Date: Friday, 18th July 2025
  • Time: 14:00 – 16:00 BST
  • Venue: Oxford House, 12–20 Oxford Street, Newbury, Berkshire, RG14 1JB
  • Meeting Room: Donnington
  • Register at: https://forms.gle/VCiVEiKgzKJgPiAD8 
  • Remote Access: Via Microsoft Teams (details provided upon registration)

🔬 What We’ll Cover

  • ✔️ An overview of UVMLint rule sets, informed by widely-used UVM codebases
  • 📈 A look into UVMLint Analytics, offering insights beyond conventional code linting
  • 📊 A discussion on code quality metrics — including Halstead complexity, McCabe cyclomatic complexity, and how they relate to long-term maintainability
  • 🤝 A live Q&A and knowledge-sharing session with industry peers

👨‍💻 Who Should Attend

This session is particularly relevant for:

  • Verification engineers working with UVM-based environments
  • DV methodology specialists and toolchain developers
  • Anyone focused on improving code robustness, readability, and maintainability in SystemVerilog

🎟 Registration (Free of Charge)

Attendance is free, but registration is essential for both in-person and online participation.

🪑 Please note: In-person spaces are limited — we recommend registering early if you plan to attend on-site.

👉 Registration link: https://forms.gle/VCiVEiKgzKJgPiAD8 


Whether you’re based nearby or joining remotely, we look forward to welcoming you for what promises to be a technically rich and engaging afternoon. If UVM quality, static analysis, and measurable code improvements are on your radar — this meetup is well worth your time.

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