Re: [eclipsecon-na-program-committee] Tutorials

[John Arthorne <John_Arthorne@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I just wanted to add that "test automation"
is one of the ALM connect focus areas and it was a deliberate decision
to move most of the Jubula talks into ALM Connect. The few left in tools/other
are a hybrid of Jubula and other Eclipse projects (Nebula, GEF, and Scout).

John




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Date:      
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The Jubula tutorial might
not make it as part of the ALM Connect track. We have had a Jubula tutorial
for I think the last 3 EclipseCon conferences so I am thinking we could
miss it this time.  If people feel strongly that we need a Jubula
tutorial, we can take another look.
 
Btw, I do believe some of
the Jubula talks will get accepted in ALM Connect.
 
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Subject: Re: [eclipsecon-na-program-committee] Tutorials
 
Thanks John,
 
Yes, the dividing line does look
pretty clean. I'm happy with this list.
 
On a related note: I noticed that
there were an awful lot of Jubula talks (7 proposed talks between ALM &
EclipseCon) and we rejected all the ones earmarked for EclipseCon. While
none of these talks piqued my interest, want to ensure that we're not doing
the community a disservice. The Jubula tutorial was originally marked for
EclipseCon and it was moved to ALM. Right now it's not marked as 'IN' for
ALM, although it appears to be next-in-line. If it was left as EclipseCon
it would have been accepted.
 
http://www.eclipsecon.org/2013/sessions/automating-tests-jubula
 
Cheers,
Ian
 
 
On Mon, Nov 26, 2012 at 1:51 PM,
John Arthorne <John_Arthorne@xxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Sorry for the email blast today. We didn't
have time to talk about tutorials in the call today. However I just reviewed
them and I think we are in good shape. Ian S advised we will have 10 tutorial
slots for EclipseCon (+6 for Agile/OSGi DevCON). When I sort by votes,
there is a clear dividing line after the first ten already. Those top ten
include representatives for all the major categories, and I think they
cover all the popular tutorial bases nicely: CDT, Tycho/build, Server development,
Mobile/M2M, Eclipse 4, Web, modeling and DSL. As we said on the call today
all the BIRT talks were rejected, and they do have a solid consumer community,
so it is nice to see their tutorial in the list. I think all ten are technical
experts in those domains with good speaking/teaching experience. I am quite
happy with this list and don't have any proposed changes. Please take a
look at the list and comment if you think something is missing, or if one
of those 10 shouldn't be there. We can also review on Thursday's call if
needed. 

John
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