The Continuous Integration and Testing Conference, CITCON Europe 2007, is fast upon us and I’m sure it’ll be another great one. This year it’s in Brussels, Belgium. I will be attending this year and hope to bring a group from the states to the event. I’m an alumnus of CITCON North America (The inaugural in Chicago, 2006 and the most recent in Dallas in April of this year).

CITCON follows an OpenSpace format which means there is no single speaker, per se. Instead, it’s an exchange of ideas based on an initial topic and agenda. It works amazingly well and you’ll learn a ton, especially with the caliber of people that attend a CITCON.

Other than your personal travel accommodations, attendance at CITCON is free. On Friday evening, there is an initial meet/greet and topic ideas are shared. Saturday is full of five one-hour sessions. Your brain will be mush by the end, so many get together for food and drink on Saturday evening. Because it’s on the weekend, many of the people that attend CITCON are very passionate about Continuous Integration and Testing. I always learn a lot when attending and I’m sure you will too. Register now! Space is limited to 100 registrants.

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