FROSST 1
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10 & 11 October 2008 @ Colorado Technical University, Westminster, Colorado
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Registrants
See who participated in FROSST 1. If you are a participant, click your name to add information about yourself to your Wiki page.
Venue
Colorado Technical University - North Denver
Schedule
Sessions
Intellectual Property Agreement
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- Windows GUI Testing Framework based on Dot Net 3.0 (Pierre Veragen)
- 508 Compliance. Big Picture. Why, for what apps... (Sue Uyetake)
- "Selling" Software Testing. How to explain & convince other people to do testing.
- Now just "when is testing finished" but "How do you tell the users that you are finished?" (Leslie Dunn)
- Parallel Operations Testing (Ruth Yoon)
- Managing offshore testers (Howard Fear)
- Two different animals: Testing vs. Validation (Ben Simo)
- Does a definition matter? (Pierre Veragen)
- Who comes first? Customer, test engineer, req's, developer
As there is no official FROSST reporter, we rely on participants to take and share notes with others. Please post notes you'd like to share on the session pages (or pages linked from the session pages) shown here.
On The Web
Blogging about FROSST 1? See something written by someone else about FROSST 1? Please share links here.
- FROSST by Jeff Peters of XAware
Photos
Bring a camera! Please share photos you take at the FROSST Conference.
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Books
The following books were given away at the end of the conference.
- Why Software Sucks, by David Platt
- Turning Numbers Into Knowledge: Mastering the Art of Problem Solving by Jonathan Koomey
- How to Break Web Software by Mike Andrews and James Whittaker
- How to Break Software by James Whittaker
- How to Break Software Security by James Whittaker and Hugh Thompson
- Lessons Learned in Software Testing by Cem Kaner, James Bach, and Bret Pettichord
- Performance Testing Guidance for Web Applications by Scott Barber, et al.
- The Art of Agile Development by James Shore and Shane Warden
Sponsors
Champions
Friends
Boosters
FROSST is free to participants thanks to the generous support of our sponsors.
Champions
Friends
Software Quality Association of Denver
Boosters
Association for Software Testing
* Sponsorship levels do not necessarily indicate the amount of money paid to ThinkTalkTest, Ltd. Some sponsorship packages may be customized, and goods and services may be accepted in lieu of money.
Intellectual Property Agreement
FROSST Conference participants agree to the following:
- Reporting. Each participant will have their own interpretation of what happens at this conference. Any participant can publish session results as they see them. There is no official conference reporter. Participants are encouraged to report on what they learn in the FROSST wiki, their blogs, and elsewhere.
- Attribution. Participants shall give attribution for ideas and methods shared or developed at the conference to whom it is due. However, ideas will develop in discussion that may be difficult to attribute to any single person. Ideas developed by a group shall be attributed to the group. Any publication of material developed in the conference shall reference the FROSST conference.
- Secrets. Please honor your non-disclosure agreements. Please do not reveal any proprietary information; or information that otherwise should not be made public.
- Permission. Any restrictions of rights for previously-prepared materials shared at the conference must be identified in the materials themselves. Unless specified in the materials, anything presented at the conference may be republished or quoted by any participant without further permission.
