Selenium Conference 2013 - Early Bird Tickets on Sale!

[Bob Silverberg]

Hello Selenium Fans,

As you may already know, this year's Selenium Conference is slated for June 10 - 12 in beautiful Boston, Massachusetts. The conference will be held at the Renaissance Boston Waterfront Hotel. Similar to last year, this year's conference will kick off with a full day of Selenium Workshops, followed by a two day, two track conference. Tickets for the workshop day will be purchased separately from the conference, so you can choose to attend one or both.

We're pleased to announce that a batch of early bird tickets to the Conference is on sale now. You can get your ticket(s) by visiting http://seconf2013.eventbrite.com/. There are only 45 early bird tickets available at the special rate of $299, and they are only available until February 4th, so act now! After that the regular price of $350 will be in effect for all tickets.

You'll also notice that tickets to our workshop day are for sale as well. These cost $75 and entitle you to attend a full day of Selenium workshops on Monday June 10th.

More information on the conference is available at http://www.seleniumconf.org/, and we are still accepting speaker proposals. If you've always dreamed of speaking at a Selenium Conference submit a talk to us at http://www.seleniumconf.org/speakers/.

We look forward to seeing you in June!

The Selenium Conference Organizing Committee

[Simon Stewart]

Hi,

Just a reminder: these lists contain some of the most experienced Selenium users in the world. It'd be great if you'd like to share your experiences, trials, tribulations and wonderful moments of testing gleefulness with us at the conference. It's not too late to submit a proposal for a talk at:

http://www.seleniumconf.org/speakers/

Things that would make a great talk:

* A beginners guide to getting the most out of Selenium

* "Things I Know Now That I Wish I Knew Then"

* How to integrate manual and automated testing into a single, harmonious whole

* How your company uses Selenium and WebDriver

* How you have wrapped WebDriver to make it perfect for your needs

* How you modified the app under test to make it easier to write automated tests for

* How your plans for migrating from RC to WebDriver are going/have gone/have not gone

There's also space for some workshops. These are great for doing some hands-on work, such as helping people get started, a deep-dive on the perfect locator strategy and anything else that can take a long time to explain.

I'm looking forward to hearing all your ideas!

Cheers,

Simon