NEXTA
Dates to be announced CanadaNEXTA 2024 with ICST 20247th IEEE Workshop on NEXt level of Test Automation Co-located with the IEEE International Conference on Software Testing, Verification, and Validation (ICST 2024) Theme and Goals NEXTA’24 is the seventh edition of the IEEE Workshop on Test Automation - highly relevant for both research and industry. Thus, NEXTA aims to attract both academic researchers and industry practitioners. Test automation has been an ... |
Dates to be announced Dublin, IrelandNEXTA 2023 with ICST 2023This page will 6th IEEE Workshop on NEXt level of Test Automation Find full CFP here: http://www.wikicfp.com/cfp/servlet/event.showcfp?eventid=169930 Theme and Goals NEXTA’23 is the sixth edition of the IEEE Workshop on Test Automation - highly relevant for both research and industry. Thus, NEXTA aims to attract both academic researchers and industry practitioners. Test automation has been an acknowledged so ... |
Mon 4 - Wed 13 April 2022 NEXTA 2022 with ICST 2022This page will 5th IEEE Workshop on NEXt level of Test Automation Find full CFP here: http://www.wikicfp.com/cfp/servlet/event.showcfp?eventid=146560&copyownerid=170917 Theme and Goals NEXTA’22 is the fifth edition of the IEEE Workshop on Test Automation - highly relevant for both research and industry. Thus, NEXTA aims to attract both academic researchers and industry practitioners. Test automation has ... |
Fri 16 Apr 2021 NEXTA 2021 with ICST 20214th IEEE Workshop on NEXt level of Test Automation Find full CFP here: http://www.testomatproject.eu/nexta2021 April 16, 2021, Virtual Co-located with IEEE International Conference on Software Testing, Verification and Validation (ICST 2021) Theme and Goals NEXTA’21 is the fourth edition of the IEEE Workshop on Test Automation - highly relevant for both research and industry. Thus, NEXTA aims to attract both ... |
Sat 24 Oct 2020 Porto, PortugalNEXTA 2020 with ICST 2020Test automation has been an acknowledged software engineering best practice for years. However, the topic involves more than the repeated execution of test cases that often comes first to mind. Simply running test cases using a unit testing framework is no longer enough for test automation to keep up with the ever-shorter release cycles driven by continuous deployment and technological innovations such as microse ... |
