This is a simple list of software testing conferences and workshops published collaboratively with the testing community.
- Clone or download the project and cd project dir
git clone git@github.com:TestingConferences/testingconferences.github.io.git cd testingconferences.github.io
- Make sure you've got Docker (or Orbstack) installed and Run the setup process
/devops/setup.sh
The list of events is driven by files in the _data
folder - if you have an update for those things, just change the current.yml
and past.yml
files and send a PR.
- The order of the events listed in
current.yml
andpast.yml
dictates the order displayed, please make sure to properly insert events. - If possible, spell out the conference name and add the abbreviation. Otherwise just use the abbreviation:
- Example: Workshop on Performance and Reliability (WOPR)
- If the conference name has a colon (:), place the entire name in quotes. Otherwise this can cause build errors.
- Example:
"test:fest 2099"
or"IBCU: Workshop on Testing 2099"
- Example:
- Include the year
- Sometimes workshops use a version instead of a year
- Example: Workshop on Performance and Reliability (WOPR) 24
- Sometimes workshops use a version instead of a year
- Don't include the @ symbol for the twitter handle. If there is no twitter option, leave it blank
- Optionally include a status such as:
- CFP is open / closed (CFP == Call for Proposal)
- CFP is closed
- Early Bird Registration is open
- Registration is open / closed
- Feel free to put in dates about when things expire
- Feel free to put the status as a link to the correct place
- Optionally include a link to a conference video playlist. This will only appear for past conferences and can be added directly to the
past.yml
file.- These should be videos from the conference presentations or talks. No marketing videos please.
Focus is a goal of this project and as a result, only conferences, un-conferences and workshops that are specifically for software testing are listed. That means that if a conference covers software testing, but is not specifically for testers, then it is left out.
A good heuristic for whether a conference should be included is if its name includes Test(ing) or Quality and/or how it describes itself.
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