Hi Sparky, Just let us know the names of the colleagues you want to bring with you. You can modify your registration information on the original form. We've added a field just for this.
Any thoughts on when tracks/topics/keynote details will be announced. I'm looking at both GTAC and another test-oriented conference, but really cannot attend both. Being able to see tracks/topics would be very helpful.
I would like to suggest a topic for discussion: database testing.
There are a variety of opinions on whether one should test against database. Some say do it, some say don't. Often times during my own work, I have found the need to test against database tables become apparent when queries get complex and triggers and constraints start to pile on.
There are a couple of freely available tools that assist in unit testing dbs, but they have ways to go.
Maybe this GTAC conference could provide some input and add to the discussion on this subject.
My apology if I am posting this in the wrong place.
How do I apply to attend with the rest of my team if I have already applied as an individual?
RispondiEliminaHi Sparky, Just let us know the names of the colleagues you want to bring with you. You can modify your registration information on the original form. We've added a field just for this.
RispondiEliminaAny thoughts on when tracks/topics/keynote details will be announced. I'm looking at both GTAC and another test-oriented conference, but really cannot attend both. Being able to see tracks/topics would be very helpful.
RispondiEliminaCheers,
John
Excellent, 4 from my company are hoping to get in!
RispondiEliminaDo we have live video streaming ?
RispondiEliminaHi James, how do I open my original registration form to add list of colleague names?
RispondiEliminaAll is quiet on the Google Testing Blog front!! We need more updates! :)
RispondiEliminaI would like to suggest a topic for discussion: database testing.
RispondiEliminaThere are a variety of opinions on whether one should test against database. Some say do it, some say don't. Often times during my own work, I have found the need to test against database tables become apparent when queries get complex and triggers and constraints start to pile on.
There are a couple of freely available tools that assist in unit testing dbs, but they have ways to go.
Maybe this GTAC conference could provide some input and add to the discussion on this subject.
My apology if I am posting this in the wrong place.
Thanks,
Manoz