AgileTD

If ET is properly plan you can find bugs? If ET is not properly planned you cannot find bugs? Why? #Agiletd

— Pascal Dufour (@Pascal_Dufour)2013-10-30 06:36:17

btw, imho, one of the best article about metrics in software development http://t.co/25VN51AhgU #AgileTD

— Andrey Rebrov (@andrebrov)2013-10-30 06:36:11

RT @carlosble: Now, myths of exploratory testing. Nice to see @lfraile talking in the #AgileTD http://t.co/TtjU9VSEaU

— Kirsten Hagedorn (@knhgdrn)2013-10-30 06:35:45

There is certainly a thin line in presentations when you poll the auience too often with boring questions asking to raise hands. #agiletd

— Markus Gärtner (@mgaertne)2013-10-30 06:35:40

@BugFreeSoftware anyone got notes from @pawelbrodzinski's talk, I hated to miss it. #agileTD

— lisacrispin (@lisacrispin)2013-10-30 06:35:35

going agile resulted in no more escalation meetings @fbieser @SwTestIsCool #AgileTD http://t.co/Etde4t8g9k

— Alexander Vukovic (@_vuko)2013-10-30 06:35:32

Myth1 unmasked: ahoc testing is not ad-hoc testing! #AgileTD

— flxw (@flxwtwit)2013-10-30 06:35:30

first time I see „no mac“ on the Pros side #AgileTD

— Thomas Mohaupt (@ThoMo1969)2013-10-30 06:35:26

RT @huibschoots: She (@Godtesen) is certified and I like her… #agileTD http://t.co/oWvWZe6Ytz

— Eddy Bruin (@eddybruin)2013-10-30 06:35:04

Myth2unmasked: Exploratory testing CAN be measured!Session-based testing,amount of found defects, defects vs.user story complexity.#AgileTD

— flxw (@flxwtwit)2013-10-30 06:35:03