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RT @lisacrispin: it's easy to lose trust, it's hard to regain it. @sebrose #agiletd

— Agile Testing Days (@AgileTD)2013-10-31 06:49:41

RT @jlottosen: necessity is the mother of invention #AgileTD

— Mauri Edo (@Mauri_Edo)2013-10-31 06:49:37

First we had the Test Pyramid. Then the ice cream cone. Now the beer belly. Looks like ancient solutions and modern problems. #AgileTD

— Gil Zilberfeld (@gil_zilberfeld)2013-10-31 06:49:33

RT @lisacrispin: it's easy to lose trust, it's hard to regain it. @sebrose #agiletd

— Gitte Ottosen (@Godtesen)2013-10-31 06:49:21

The anti pattern ice cream cone is more like the beer belly anti pattern . hahaha @sebrose #agileTD

— Eddy Bruin (@eddybruin)2013-10-31 06:49:10

@sebrose Testing pyramid leaves out so much! Sees “beer belly” profile: almost no unit or automated tests. #agileTD @agileTD

— Mary B. Gorman (@mbgorman)2013-10-31 06:48:48

Anti pattern of testing pyramid - beer belly :-) #agiletd http://t.co/23QutzMkJN

— Anand Ramdeo (@testinggeek)2013-10-31 06:48:24

think of the beer belly pattern instead of the ice-cream collapse pattern. brilliant stuff from @sebrose and @mbgorman #AgileTD

— Jose Lima (@joseglima)2013-10-31 06:47:56

necessity is the mother of invention #AgileTD

— jlottosen (@jlottosen)2013-10-31 06:47:29

RT @lisacrispin: it's easy to lose trust, it's hard to regain it. @sebrose #agiletd

— Maaike Brinkhof (@Maaikees)2013-10-31 06:46:47