The ATI Automation Honors are awards that celebrate excellence in the discipline of software test automation. You, the automation community, have voted for who should be honored, and now you can watch this special presentation to see who takes home the prize! Hosted by Dion Johnson, this engaging video presentation of the 2nd Annual ATI Automation Honors not only names Automation Honors Finalists and winners, but also features acceptance speeches from many of the awardees! In addition, the winners and finalists are listed below in sections that also include small video excerpts that allow you to view corresponding winner announcements and acceptance speeches without viewing the entire video presentation.

Read more: The Special November Issue of the Automated Software Testing Magazine highlights all of the Automation Honors Finalists and winners, by providing additional details about each of them as well as fun facts and excerpts of some of the acceptance speeches. The magazine issue is scheduled to be released any day now, so stay tuned!

Category List

• Best Open Source Unit Automated Test Tool
• Best Open Source Functional Automated Test Tool
• Best Open Source Performance Automated Test Tool
• Best Commercial Functional Automated Test Tool
• Best Commercial Performance Automated Test Tool
• Best Automated Testing Book
• Best Automated Testing Blog
• Best Automated Testing Forum

Sub-Category: C++

Google C++ Testing Framework

Google

	cfix	Johannes Passing
	Check	Chris Pickett

Sub-Category: Java

JUnit

David Saff, Erich Gamma, Erik G. H. Meade, Kent Beck

	TestNG	Cédric Beust
	UISpec4J	Régis Medina, Pascal Pratmarty

Sub-Category: .NET

NUnit

Charlie Poole

	csUnit	Jacob "Jake" W. Anderson, Piers Lawson, Markus Renschler and Manfred Lange
	xUnit.net	Brad Wilson, Jim Newkirk

Sub-Category: Overall

JUnit

David Saff, Erich Gamma, Erik G. H. Meade, Kent Beck