Selenium Conf 2014 Opening Talk

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Opening Talk by Naresh Jain on the Selenium Conf 2014 which is the 4th Annual Selenium Conference held on Sep 4-6th 2014 at Bangalore. The Selenium Conference is a volunteer-run, non-profit event presented by members of the Selenium Community. The goal of the conference is to bring together Selenium developers & enthusiasts from around the world to share ideas, socialize, and work together on advancing the present and future success of the project.

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2011 - San Francisco - 4th–6th April 2011 !
2012 - London - 16th–18th April 2012!
2013 - Boston - 10th–12th June 2013 !
2014 - Bangalore - 4th - 6th Sep 2014
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SELENIUM CONF HISTORY

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4th Sep: Pre-Conference Workshops!
5th and 6th Sep: Conference !
5th and 6th Sep: Kiwix Bug Bash
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SECONF 2014: AGENDA

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• Form Groups of 10 containing
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The Selenium 2014 Conference rooms will be filled with the best and brightest. Our conference thrives
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Average Age:!
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Attendees include Founders, CTOs, Architects, Developers, Testers, …!
Participants from 201 Companies with 232 Unique Roles
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http://bugbash.in/kiwix-at-seconf

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Take Charge! Indulge in some brilliant conversations. !

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LAW OF TWO FEET
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SECONF SPONSORS
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MEET OUR SPONSORS
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Our Team
Marcus Merrell Simon Stewart Naresh Jain Patrick Lightbody
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Grand Ball Room - 7 PM Onwards

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