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The Journée Française des Tests Logiciels (French Software Testing Day) is a conference focused on software testing organized by the Comité français du test logiciel (CFTL), the French chapter of the ISTQB (International Software Testing Qualifications Board). It brings together more than 700 French software testers. Most of the presentations and keynotes are in French, but there are also sometimes sessions in English.
The Nordic Testing Days is a three-day conference focused on software testing and software quality assurance that target as an audience the professional software testers from the Northern European countries. The first day of the Nordic Testing Days conference proposes tutorials and the two other days are full of short talks and workshops. The conference has all the important topics of testing and a wide cast of presenters.
The Italian Software Testing Forum is a conference dedicated to software testing and software quality that takes place in Milan in the north of Italy. International experts from the industry and the academia will share experiences, knowledge and ideas about software testing and software quality. The first two days will be dedicated to tutorials and the last day to presentations in Italian.
expoQA is a three-day conference focused on software testing and quality assurance that will take place in Madrid, Spain. The first day will propose tutorials and presentations will be performed the two following days. Presentation will be in Spanish and English.
Today’s engineering teams need to deliver products faster than ever and still maintain high levels of security and reliability. However, many quality assurance (QA) methods for testing in the cloud continue to be dependent on the use of expensive Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) testing environments that charge by the minute, by the test session, and/or by each parallel browser instance.
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