AgileTD

“@andrebrov: not all testing activities can and should be align in release rhythm @alexschwartzbln #agileTD”

— Alex Schwartz (@alexschwartzbln)2012-11-22 08:43:30

Technical debt: you loan time in the future. Motivation disappears. @thomassundberg #agiletd

— Carlos Ble (@carlosble)2012-11-22 08:43:19

“@chrisg0911: What comes first, testing faster or releasing faster... @alexschwartzbln #agiletd”

— Alex Schwartz (@alexschwartzbln)2012-11-22 08:43:11

Consequences of technical debt: Motivation disappears, velocity goes down, development comes to a halt. #agiletd

— anneschuessler (@anneschuessler)2012-11-22 08:43:07

@jjcannegieter nice to meet you, wish I could've gotten to your talk! So many good ones at the same time! #AgileTD

— lisacrispin (@lisacrispin)2012-11-22 08:42:54

RT @lisacrispin: Testing isn't dying, but at companies w/ successful s/w product, everyone takes responsibility for it. @sbarber #AgileTD

— Nicholas Mayne (@NicholasMayne)2012-11-22 08:42:46

RT @lisacrispin: Testing isn't dying, but at companies w/ successful s/w product, everyone takes responsibility for it. @sbarber #AgileTD

— daverooneyca (@daverooneyca)2012-11-22 08:42:35

I'm leaving #AgileTD 2012 now. Thanks for the great conference, thanks for the good care you took and I hope you liked my contribution.

— Jan Jaap Cannegieter (@jjcannegieter)2012-11-22 08:42:30

RT @lisacrispin: Testers & BAs work closer or become one. I think @paul_gerrard is on to something here. #AgileBA #AgileTD

— Paul Gerrard (@paul_gerrard)2012-11-21 06:19:54

RT @KZAbv: “Testers should work closer with business analysts or become one.” Paul Gerrard #AgileTD

— Paul Gerrard (@paul_gerrard)2012-11-21 06:19:48