Posted by Lydia Ash, Test Engineering Manager Call for Attendance Timeline Deadline for applying as a participant: August 15 Notification of acceptance: August 29 Wait list callbacks: October 3 GTAC 2008 Conference: October 23 and 24 Scheduled Presentations Atom Publishing Protocol, Testing a Server Implementation by David Calavera JInjector: a Coverage and End-To-End Testing Framework for J2ME and RIM by Julian Harty, Olivier Gaillard, and Michael Sama Advances in Automated Software Testing Technologies by Elfriede Dustin Taming the Beast: How to test an AJAX Application by Markus Clermont and John Thomas Automated Model-Based Testing of Web Applications by Oluwaseun Akinmade and Prof. Atif M Memon Boosting Your Testing Productivity with Groovy by Andres Almiray Practicing Testability in the Real World by Vishal Chowdhary The New Genomics: Software Development at Petabyte Scale by Matt Wood The Value of Small Tests by Christopher Semturs Deployment and Test Automation: Extending the Notion of 'Done' to 'System Tested on a Production Deployment' by Marc-Elian Begin No Registration Fees Cancellation gtac@google.com to allow a wait list person the opportunity to participate in that slot.Hotel Accommodations W Seattle (Conference Venue)
I'd like to come and contribute but I'll be on vacation...
ReplyDeleteAre you folks aware that Google Finance's my portfolio feature set does not properly handle reverse stock splits?
ReplyDeleteActual: Example is NASDAQ:CCUR which had a 10 to 1 reverse split recently and a hypothetical investment of $2000 at $0.70 per share turned into what appeared to be $20,000 at roughly $6.30 per share.
Expected: Correctly handle the reverse split.
Regular splits would be good scenarios to consider as well.
Has a date and location for 2009's conference been determined yet? We're interested in submitting as a speaker.
ReplyDeleteWe haven't picked a location yet. Thanks for the poke :-).
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