DevRoom Proposal: The Wisdom Of Crowd Testing OpenJDK

[dalibor topic]

Title:
	 The Wisdom Of Crowd Testing OpenJDK

Abstract:

	In the beginning, there were bugs. In order to find them faster, before 
a JDK release, the OpenJDK Adoption Group began a quality outreach 
effort. Initially focused on JDK 8, the effort expanded to cover JDK 7 
Updates, JDK 8 Updates and JDK 9 OpenJDK Projects. It now lists dozens 
of open source projects and communities that participate in testing 
early access builds of the JDK, report issues they find, and help get 
them resolved in time.

	In this session, you'll learn what worked, and what didn't, and what 
you can do to join the OpenJDK crowd testing fun with your own open 
source project to help us find showstopper bugs before they can bite.

Recording me on audio and/or video:
	is *not* acceptable

Bio:
Dalibor Topić lives in Hamburg, Germany, and works as principal product 
manager for Oracle. He joined the OpenJDK project in order to help make 
it a successful open source project, and stayed for anchoring Java in 
Linux distributions, and as an all around Java FOSS community guy. Topić 
joined the Java strategy team at Oracle to help provide community 
feedback into long-term strategy planning.

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