PNSQC

"Write it down (requirements)! Cost of recording knowledge < cost of acquiring knowledge." - Karl Wiegers #pnsqc

— Payson Hall (@Paysonhall)2013-10-14 22:15:05

Like patterns and reuse in your coding? How about in your requirements too? @karlwiegers #pnsqc

— Ed Brothers (@EdBrothers)2013-10-14 22:09:59

Listening to @karlwiegers on requirements reuse at #pnsqc. Good points. Don't reinvent the wheel.

— Ed Brothers (@EdBrothers)2013-10-14 22:07:54

RT @StevenJV: "You can't have an Agile team if your developers aren't testing." @lanettecream #pnsqc

— James Billingham (@BillinghamJ)2013-10-14 21:57:38

Biggest take away on small agile projects? Tight focus and purposeful intent on aligned priorities. #pnsqc @lanettecream

— Ed Brothers (@EdBrothers)2013-10-14 21:45:28

RT @StevenJV: "You can't have an Agile team if your developers aren't testing." @lanettecream #pnsqc

— Rob Fahrni (@Fahrni)2013-10-14 21:27:00

@mxmoss remember to check out http://t.co/oPsAcsF7Bt ... Re tidy html. #pnsqc #html

— moss drake (@mxmoss)2013-10-14 21:07:45

Here is a great summary of those funny testing terms http://t.co/W2I06Wu0pr #pnsqc

— John Burley (@JBFlightTest)2013-10-14 20:46:18

Here is a great summary of those funny testing terms http://t.co/W2I06Wu0pr #pnsqc

— John Burley (@JBFlightTest)2013-10-14 20:43:02

RT @StevenJV: "You can't have an Agile team if your developers aren't testing." @lanettecream #pnsqc

— Josh Gibbs (@quizzicaljosh)2013-10-14 20:27:20