agile2012

Wikispeed used TDD to iteratively design their car for speed, safety, road-legality, and fuel efficiency. Sweet. #agile2012

— Markus Silpala (@msilpala)2012-08-17 12:24:02

Vertical slice of a car from Joe Justice at #agile2012 http://t.co/EbS4epeB

— Alex Armstrong (@AlexArms)2012-08-17 12:23:29

Listening to Joe Justice's closing keynote at #agile2012 http://t.co/9zO5yNk3

— Adrian Howard (@adrianh)2012-08-17 12:22:43

Joe Justice whows off a slice of their car needed to perform tests #wikispeed #agile2012 Nice!

— Sigurdur Birgisson (@siggeb)2012-08-17 12:22:37

Fascinating talk by team @wikispeed. #agile2012

— Chad Casady (@ChadCasady)2012-08-17 12:22:22

RT @johannarothman: "The world needs pushers" (take initiative) Dr Sunita Mahashwari #Agile2012

— Andreas Kristiansson (@Kristiansson_A)2012-08-17 12:21:47

...And (Joe)Justice for all! #Agile2012

— Nilesh Thali (@jo_atman)2012-08-17 12:21:33

Listening to talk about how #Agile has helped @WIKISPEED allow for car design iterations to happen every 7 days. Awesome! #Agile2012 #Lean

— Eewei Chen (@Ultraman)2012-08-17 12:21:20

If enough people say technology is progressing faster now than ever before it must be true right? #Agile2012 #hubris

— Zachary D. Shaw (@zdsbs)2012-08-17 12:20:18

@kiwikungfu but how does the 7 day iteration scale? Aren't expensive door molds for economies of scale? #agile2012

— Jason Fox (@jasonrobertfox)2012-08-17 12:19:59