Since I’m getting ready to put on my first online conference dedicated to automation, I thought it would be fun to hear about Google’s Test Automation Conference (GTAC) from one of its participants – Greg Paskal.

Greg is no stranger to TestTalks. This is his 4th appearance, and he brings his awesome GTAC insight (and some lessons he’s learned) to another can’t-miss episode.

Have you ever wondered how companies like The Huffington Post and Twitter use test automation?

Well then, you’re in for a treat with today’s episode as we test talk with Anil Kadimisetty about the tips and tricks he has used working at both companies as an automation architect. He’ll covers a range of topics including distributing load testing, visual validation testing, how to scale up automation teams and much more.

Don’t miss this episode if you want to discover some of the real-world automation techniques that top companies use to succeed with test automation.

Today we’ll be test talking about Pester with Adam Bertram, author of multiple Pluralsight courses on PowerShell, and founder of AdamTheAutomator.com. I’m a big believer in the fact that infrastructure code -- just like test automation code -- should follow the same rigor as your application code.

Pester is a unit testing framework that was built for people who want to take their PowerShell scripts and modules to whole different level, and really apply professional unit testing abilities to it.

If your or your team is performing any type of PowerShell development, you won’t want to miss this episode.