VelocityConf

@gauntlt lets you wrap the security tools and put it in your dev pipeline #velocityconf

— James Wickett (@wickett)2013-11-15 09:38:49

RT @Souders: Read @igrigorik's High Performance Browser Networking book online for FREE! http://t.co/A5pCF2LjOd #velocityconf

— Jaydeep (@Jaydeep_W)2013-11-15 09:37:50

RT @justincormack: "It has an attack ⚡ button, what's not to like" @garethr on security testing #velocityconf

— Victor Mateescu (@OMG_Vee)2013-11-15 09:37:39

A lack of documentation is technical debt like anything else, pay it back - Blind Monks And An Elephant #velocityconf

— Ian Cross (@IanCross_Tweets)2013-11-15 09:37:16

Come and visit our stand @Velocity to win a Quadcopter! #velocityconf http://t.co/oUmFfUqPhF

— Compuware APM (@CompuwareAPM)2013-11-15 09:36:52

Running Zap attack proxy against a system with 8 pages does about 2000 requests. You probably wont do that manually #velocityconf

— Michæl Brunton-Spall (@bruntonspall)2013-11-15 09:36:25

"It has an attack ⚡ button, what's not to like" @garethr on security testing #velocityconf

— Justin Cormack (@justincormack)2013-11-15 09:36:13

RT @wickett: ZAP is a really cool project and you can run it daemon mode and a python API #velocityconf < And Java API (@psiinon)

— Dan Cornell (@danielcornell)2013-11-15 09:36:01

RT @Souders: Read @igrigorik's High Performance Browser Networking book online for FREE! http://t.co/A5pCF2LjOd #velocityconf

— Stefan Ritter (@S__Ritter)2013-11-15 09:34:13

ZAP is a really cool project and you can run it daemon mode and a python API #velocityconf

— James Wickett (@wickett)2013-11-15 09:33:47