where the workshop will be co-located

About

For the past fourteen years, the Workshop on Automated Test Execution (A-TEST) has provided a venue for researchers and industry members alike to exchange and discuss trending views, ideas, state of the art, work in progress, and scientific results on automated testing.

This year marks the 15th anniversary of the workshop, with the special theme  

Using DSLs for testing and the testing of DSLs

This theme fits exactly at the intersection of ECOOP and ISSTA where the workshop will be co-located. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

• Effective DSLs for testing.
• Integrating DSLs into existing unit testing frameworks like Selenium, JUnit, or PyTest.
• DSLs for API testing (including the GUI).
• Languages for specific testing domains like web, mobile, cloud, and embedded systems testing.
• Tools, IDEs, and environments that support the development and use of DSLs in automated test execution.
• DSLs and Model-Based Testing (MBT), exploring the intersections between DSLs and MBT.
• Real-world applications, success stories, challenges, and lessons learned from using DSLs in industrial settings.
• Novel ideas, emerging trends, and future directions in the development and application of DSLs for testing.
• Testing of DSLs

Im­por­tant Dates

• Abstract Submission deadline: 14th of June 2024
• Submission deadline: 21st of June 2024
  
• Author notification: 22nd of July 2024
  
• Camera-ready Submission: 31st of July 2024
• Workshop: 19th of September 2024
  

All dates are 23:59:59 AoE

Call for Papers

Authors are invited to submit papers to the workshop, and present and discuss them at the event on topics related to DSLs and software testing. Paper submissions can be of the following types:

• Full papers (max 8 pages, including references) describing original, complete, and validated research – either empirical or theoretical – in A-TEST related techniques, tools, or industrial case studies.
• Work-in-progress papers (max. 4 pages) that describe novel, interesting, and high-potential work in progress, but not necessarily reaching full completion (e.g., not completely validated).
• Tool papers (max. 4 pages) presenting some testing tool in a way that it could be presented to industry as a start of successful technology transfer.
• Technology transfer papers (max. 4 pages) describing industry-academia co-operation.
• Position papers (max. 2 pages) that analyse trends and raise issues of importance. Position papers are intended to generate discussion and debate during the workshop.

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

• Effective DSLs for testing.
• Integrating DSLs into existing unit testing frameworks like Selenium, JUnit, or PyTest.
• DSLs for API testing (including the GUI).
• Languages for specific testing domains like web, mobile, cloud, and embedded systems testing.
• Tools, IDEs, and environments that support the development and use of DSLs in testing.
• DSLs and Model-Based Testing (MBT), exploring the intersections between DSLs and MBT.
• Real-world applications, success stories, challenges, and lessons learned from using DSLs in industrial settings.
• Novel ideas, emerging trends, and future directions in the development and application of DSLs for testing
• Testing of DSLs

All questions about submissions should be emailed to the workshop organisers at atest2024@easychair.org

Organization Committee

Publicity & Web Chair

Beatriz Marín (Universidad Politecnica de Valencia, Spain)

Pre­vious Edi­tions

The A-TEST workshop has evolved over the years and has successfully run 7 editions since 2009. The first editions went by the name of ATSE (2009 and 2011) took place at the CISTI (Conference on Information Systems and Technologies, http://www.aisti.eu/). The three subsequent editions (2012, 2013 and 2014) at FEDCSIS (Federated Conference on Computer Science and Information Systems, http://www.fedcsis.org). In 2015 there was an ATSE2015 at SEFM year and an A-TEST2015 at FSE.