cast2012

Dev cycle: short iterations, cross functional teams collaborating, release cycles measured in days/weeks @testobsessed #CAST2012

— Claire Moss (@aclairefication)2012-07-17 16:23:29

RT @mgaertne: "I only think that you consider testing to be dead when you look for testing as it was in 1998." - @testobsessed #CAST2012

— mheusser (@mheusser)2012-07-17 16:23:25

RT @aclairefication: Testing is only dead if you're trying to find something that looked like testing in 1998. @testobsessed #CAST2012

— Markus Gärtner (@mgaertne)2012-07-17 16:23:10

Testing is only dead if you're trying to find something that looked like testing in 1998 #CAST2012 @testobsessed

— Bill Matthews (@Bill_Matthews)2012-07-17 16:23:09

My plug-in crashed, I have to do other stuff anyway, but I HOPE @testobsessed's #cast2012 will be available later as recording!

— lisacrispin (@lisacrispin)2012-07-17 16:23:06

RT @QualityFrog: "Testing is only dead if you want to find something that looks like #testing did in 1998." - @TestObsessed #CAST2012

— lisacrispin (@lisacrispin)2012-07-17 16:22:39

"I only think that you consider testing to be dead when you look for testing as it was in 1998." - @testobsessed #CAST2012

— Markus Gärtner (@mgaertne)2012-07-17 16:22:32

There's tremendous pressure to compress release cycles *Show of hands & everyone is releasing more than once a year @testobsessed #CAST2012

— Claire Moss (@aclairefication)2012-07-17 16:22:31

"Testing is only dead if you want to find something that looks like #testing did in 1998." - @TestObsessed #CAST2012

— Ben Simo (@QualityFrog)2012-07-17 16:22:27

RT @aclairefication: Testing is only dead if you're trying to find something that looked like testing in 1998. @testobsessed #CAST2012

— Jim Wang (@turanuk)2012-07-17 16:22:17