AgileTD

"@carlosble: Between 55% & 70% of defects are in the requirements not in the code. And testers still focus in the code. @nielsmx #agiletd"

— Javier Diaz Orduña (@fjdiazo)2012-11-21 05:16:58

Don't rely on documentation to work with untrained testers; train them! - (Paraphrase) - @DawnMHaynes at #agileTD

— mheusser (@mheusser)2012-11-21 05:16:17

When @paul_gerrard got a bunch of BAs in a room, they cited all the same classic complaints about process as testers do. #agiletd

— David Evans (@DavidEvans66)2012-11-21 05:16:12

MT @anneschuessler Disagree w/ quite a few things in this talk, but there R interesting ideas 2. Disagreement not necessarily bad. #agiletd

— Pete Walen (@PeteWalen)2012-11-21 05:15:55

RT @DavidEvans66: "We don't just test to find bugs. That's so 80s" @paul_gerrard #agiletd

— Bart Bouwers (@bartbouwers)2012-11-21 05:15:31

RT @anneschuessler: Move from retrospective to "prespective" for early inspection. @nielsmx #agiletd

— Greg Dziemidowicz (@dziemid)2012-11-21 05:15:19

Terms like "coding slaves" and "testing is dead" are good to get us talking, but don't focus on them - talk abt how 2 improve. #AgileTD

— lisacrispin (@lisacrispin)2012-11-21 05:14:40

RT @carlosble: The aim of testing is to be done as the development is done. To prevent defects, not to find them. @nielsmx #agileTD

— Pere Urbón (@purbon)2012-11-21 05:13:27

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

— Pete Walen (@PeteWalen)2012-11-21 05:13:12

Disagree with quite a few of the things in this talk, but there are interesting ideas as well. Disagreement not necessarily bad. #agiletd

— anneschuessler (@anneschuessler)2012-11-21 05:12:45