AgileTD

RT @sebrose: 5 keynotes in, and already 2 references to Planguage and @imtomgilb #AgileTD

— Oana Juncu (@ojuncu)2013-10-30 04:39:49

#AgileTD for me the essence of storymapping is that it tells the product story. http://t.co/gni0DLyIbf

— Oana Juncu (@ojuncu)2013-10-30 04:39:40

Test goals using scale, meter, range. @chrishassa a la @imtomgilb #agiletd

— Mary B. Gorman (@mbgorman)2013-10-30 04:38:40

+1 on @chrishassa's recommendation of story maps. Dunno why more teams don't use them. #agiletd

— lisacrispin (@lisacrispin)2013-10-30 04:38:39

And by the way once you have burn-ups you can easily move to Cumulative Flow Diagrams which are even better http://t.co/bM4lZpQiAe #agiletd

— Pawel Brodzinski (@pawelbrodzinski)2013-10-30 04:38:11

RT @jbrains: @lisacrispin #agiletd As a pedestrian, I want to slow drivers down so that they don't kill me.

— Andrey Rebrov (@andrebrov)2013-10-30 04:37:59

5 keynotes in, and already 2 references to Planguage and @imtomgilb #AgileTD

— Seb Rose (@sebrose)2013-10-30 04:37:45

@lisacrispin #agiletd As a pedestrian, I want to slow drivers down so that they don't kill me.

— ☕ J. B. Rainsberger (@jbrains)2013-10-30 04:37:43

I think of this every time I in a long queue at stop signs “@jbrains: If you want drivers to slow down, take away the stop signs! #agiletd”

— Oana Juncu (@ojuncu)2013-10-30 04:37:14

Test goals/impacts early/often. Scale: what 2 measure, meter: how 2 measure, range: benchmark, constraint, target @chrishassa #agiletd

— lisacrispin (@lisacrispin)2013-10-30 04:37:11