agile2012

You can spend weeks estimating an entire product backlog and still be wrong. So why spend all that time w/o data? @johannarothman #Agile2012

— Alan Dayley (@DayleyAgile)2012-08-16 12:23:03

RT @mattbarcomb: "if you don't know where you're going, it's easy to iteratively not get there" @davidhussman #agile2012

— Aki Saarinen (@akisaarinen)2012-08-16 12:22:54

Spend as little time as possible at the start of a project estimating because you have the least amount of info. @johannarothman #agile2012

— Kupe (@Kupe)2012-08-16 12:22:47

RT @DayleyAgile: Estimate ranges help people better think about risk. @johannarothman #Agile2012

— Gil Broza (@gilbroza)2012-08-16 12:22:21

RT @Al_Wagner Last chance to pick up your Agile for Dummies book at #agile2012. Stop by IBM booth 204 to get your #ibmpartner

— ReleaseTEAMInc (@ReleaseTEAMInc)2012-08-16 12:22:04

RT @moss: If you're at #Agile2012 and into programming, join me and @zdsbs tomorrow afternoon for Three Pair Programming Games. 1:30, Sa ...

— Laura Dean (@lgdean)2012-08-16 12:22:02

Little from column 'a' little from 'b' ;-) MT @robert0122 "Who are we? twinkie-eating geeks... or professionals?" @unclebobmartin #agile2012

— Adam Yuret (@AdamYuret)2012-08-16 12:21:16

Last chance to pick up your Agile for Dummies book at #agile2012. Stop by IBM booth 204 to get your copy today!

— Al Wagner (@Al_Wagner)2012-08-16 12:21:04

Where do I look for #agile2012 slides?

— James Grenning (@jwgrenning)2012-08-16 12:20:50

The team who does the work needs to do the estimate. @johannarothman #agile2012

— Kupe (@Kupe)2012-08-16 12:20:22