Call for Speakers and Guild Courses with Joe Colantonio
About This Episode:
Want to share your test automation expertise with the world, or are you looking for some free testing mini-courses? In this episode, Joe Colantonio, founder of the Test Guild, shares how to apply to be a speaker at the 2023 automation guild (www.guildspeaker.com). Also, get a sneak peek into some free mini-course available on the TestGuild platform, like Selenium 4 with Simon Stewart, AI + Automation with Shannon Lee, Accessibility Testing: Using Cypress w/Pragati Sharma, Performance Exploration For Testers w/MarkTomlinson, qTest demo and more.
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About Joe Colantonio

Hi. I’m Joe Colantonio, founder of TestGuild – a dedicated independent resource of actionable & real-world technical advice (blog, video tutorials, podcasts, and online conferences) to help improve your DevOps automation, performance, and security testing efforts.
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- Company: www.testguildcom.kinsta.cloud
- Blog: www.testguildcom.kinsta.cloud
- LinkedIn: joecolantonio
- Twitter: joecolantonio
- YouTube:joecolantonio
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