Google Testing Blog: September 2010

Monday, September 27, 2010

Update! Speakers & Talks for GTAC 2010

We are thrilled to announce the speakers and talks for the 5th Google Test Automation Conference (GTAC). This year’s event will have a total of 11 talks. This includes the three keynotes that we announces earlier and eight other talks. These talks span the three sub-categories of Testing, Testability and Test Automation which are an integral part of this year’s theme “Test to Testability”.

As we had shared earlier, for this year’s GTAC we used a new process of letting the selected attendees vote on the talks they wanted be a part of GTAC. The committee tallied the votes and ensures a healthy distribution between topics and participants from across the globe and relevance to our theme. We received over 80 submissions and have an acceptance rate of about 10%. Our thanks to everyone who submitted a proposal and all the attendees who voted to make this a successful process.

Here is the list of talks. More details can be found at the select talks page on the GTAC site.
Category: Testing

Early Test Feedback by Test Prioritisation (Shin Yoo, University College London & Robert Nilsson, Google Inc.)
Crowd-source testing, Mozilla community style (Matt Evans, Mozilla)
Measuring and Monitoring Experience in Interactive Streaming Multimedia Web Applications (Shreeshankar Chatterjee, Adobe Systems India)

Category: Testability

Flexible Design? Testable Design? You Don’t Have To Choose! (Russ Rufer and Tracy Bialik, Google Inc.)
Git Bisect and Testing (Christian Couder)
Lessons Learned from Testability Failures (Esteban Manchado Velazquez, Opera Software ASA)

Category: Test Automation

The Future of Front-End Testing (Greg Dennis and Simon Stewart, Google Inc.)
Twist, a next generation functional testing tool for building and evolving test suites (Vivek Prahlad, ThoughtWorks)