cast2012

Every bug filed is a defined requirement. Decision made by the tester. @testobsessed at #CAST2012

— Sigurdur Birgisson (@siggeb)2012-07-17 16:41:23

RT @_md: Developer: "You don't have to look at it, I've checked it" Tester: "Really? – I going to check that NOW!" #cast2012

— Fabrice31 (@fabrice31)2012-07-17 16:41:14

We are defining requirements by the act of filing a bug: a difference in the observed behavior and the expectation. @testobsessed #CAST2012

— Claire Moss (@aclairefication)2012-07-17 16:40:40

RT @charrett: "how on earth can testing today look like testing in 1988, it just can't" @testobsessed Keynote #CAST2012

— Iain McCowatt (@imccowatt)2012-07-17 16:40:30

Developer: "You don't have to look at it, I've checked it" Tester: "Really? – I going to check that NOW!" #cast2012

— Marcello Duarte (@_md)2012-07-17 16:39:38

I like @testobsessed's version of four #testing quadrants better than other versions I've seen, mostly for what it leaves out. #CAST2012

— Michael Bolton (@michaelbolton)2012-07-17 16:39:37

Not just testers: product owner, programmer, architect, project manager, technical write, etc @testobsessed #CAST2012

— Claire Moss (@aclairefication)2012-07-17 16:39:27

At our core, what we do is investigate to provide information. @testobsessed #CAST2012

— Claire Moss (@aclairefication)2012-07-17 16:38:58

You don't need to test it 'cause I looked at it. We don't believe it until we can actually observe it in reality. @testobsessed #CAST2012

— Claire Moss (@aclairefication)2012-07-17 16:38:35

RT @can_test: "If your testing looks like it did in 1998 then maybe your testing _is_ dead." ~ @testobsessed #cast2012

— Nolan MacAfee (@nmacafee)2012-07-17 16:38:21