PNSQC

Bakers Dozen -> 2. Ultimately, Software Engineering is about Risk Management. #PNSQC Feliz

— Doug (@fdreyno)2013-10-14 13:46:36

Say, "Hi" to the #Quardev team at #PNSQC

— Quardev Recruiting (@QuardevRecruit)2013-10-14 13:45:54

it's hard to automate based on (some) human oracles. #pnsqc

— Steven Vore (@StevenJV)2013-10-14 13:44:44

Bakers Dozen -> 3. The actual coding phase of a SW development lifecycle (SDLC) is less than 20% of the total effort required. #PNSQC Feliz

— Doug (@fdreyno)2013-10-14 13:43:58

Bakers Dozen -> 4. The bulk of debugging effort is not in the fixing defects (10%), but in finding the root cause (90%) #PNSQC Feliz

— Doug (@fdreyno)2013-10-14 13:43:01

RT @StevenJV: "When the result doesn't match expectations that's not a bug, it means someone needs to look into it." #PNSQC

— Kwality Rules (@KwalityRules)2013-10-14 13:43:00

Bakers Dozen -> 5. There is such a thing as negative productivity for individuals, as well as teams. #PNSQC Feliz

— Doug (@fdreyno)2013-10-14 13:41:50

Bakers 6. When developers R incentivized ... quantity of code they produce, regardless of quality, ... conflict of interest.#PNSQC Feliz

— Doug (@fdreyno)2013-10-14 13:41:22

"Our ability to automate testing is fundamentally constrained by our ability to create and use oracles." #pnsqc

— Josh Meier (@moshjeier)2013-10-14 13:41:01

"When the result doesn't match expectations that's not a bug, it means someone needs to look into it." #PNSQC

— Steven Vore (@StevenJV)2013-10-14 13:38:48