A simple list of software testing conferences and workshops, published collaboratively with the software testing community.
Software Should Work
An independent conference on software reliability in Columbia, MO on July 16-17, 2026
Home - Society of Research Software Engineering
The tenth annual conference for Research Software Engineering will take place on 9–11 September 2026 in Sheffield, UK.
Web Directions Conferences (and more)
Conferences for web and digital professionals, in person and online
A whole new GitHub Universe: announcing new tools, forums, and features
Today I welcomed more than 1,500 people to our second annual Universe conference in San Francisco, an event designed to celebrate the people building the future of software. It’s an…
Local-First Software Unconference · Luma
On Sat September 23, 2023, immediately following the Strange Loop conference, we are holding a community event for everybody interested in local-first software…
SpaceDucking — Practice software testing
Duck-themed practice apps full of deliberate bugs, plus a members-only bug database.
Reflections on the Cooperative AI Conference | Platform Cooperativism Consortium
I am just returning from our conference on Cooperative AI in Istanbul. Part of what I love about conferences—what keeps me doing this, convening these global PCC events —is meeting people who are both…
Test-Driven Approaches to Software Engineering with Large Language...
Tests increasingly participate in the decisions made by large language models and software engineering agents. They specify intended behavior, guide program construction and repair, select...
MoTaCon 2026
Previously known as TestBash, MoTaCon is the new name for our annual conference. It's where quality people gather.
A single place to find all the cool jobs in software testing.
#1 Job Board to find all the cool jobs in Functional Testing, Automation Testing, Security Testing, and Performance Testing
What We Know We Don't Know: Empirical Software Engineering
Empirical Software Engineering is the study of what actually works in programming. Instead of trusting our instincts we collect data, run studies, and peer-review our results. This talk is all about how we empirically find the facts in software and some of the challenges we face, with a particular focus on software defects and productivity. Talk doesn’t seem to be online yet; in the meantime, you can see a recording of an older version of the talk here.
ATmosphereConf 2026 - THE BEST CONFERENCE
here are some of the talks. there are more. click the button to see a random one lol
Testing Deliberative Technologies to Identify Optimal Use | Toda Peace Institute
Deliberative technologies are software tools that help create large-scale dialogue among participants. This article outlines the experience of testing four of these tools—Crowdsmart, Pol.is, Talk to the City, and Deliberation.io—with a group of student volunteers to understand their function and effectiveness, and to identify digital facilitation strategies. The paper concludes with recommendations to make deliberative […]
