AgileTD

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

— KZA B.V. (@KZAbv)2012-11-21 05:12:28

"Releasing small increments can improve quality and reduce test effort while focussing that effort." Makes sense @alexschwartzbln #agiletd

— Chris George (@chrisg0911)2012-11-21 05:12:00

“If programmers get what they want (perfect requirements) they will be in trouble; coding will become a commodity.” Paul Gerrard #AgileTD

— KZA B.V. (@KZAbv)2012-11-21 05:11:33

#agileTD May I join in? I believe I might be a unicorn.....

— Emily Merkle (@MerkleMerkle)2012-11-21 05:11:27

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

— Dmitry Kochkin (@devcooch)2012-11-21 05:10:58

after each release stop yourself and think: what think you plan to repeat in next release and automate them @alexschwartzbln #agileTD

— Rebrov Andrey (@andrebrov)2012-11-21 05:10:53

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

— anneschuessler (@anneschuessler)2012-11-21 05:10:50

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

— Carlos Ble (@carlosble)2012-11-21 05:10:40

Had a very excellent time in the test lab playing the coin game. Would recommend it to all attendees #agiletd

— Alex Schladebeck (@alex_schl)2012-11-21 05:10:31

Awesome example using mind mapping to tell the Testing Story: use version control in Mind Meister - @dawnmhaynes #agiletd

— Huib Schoots (@huibschoots)2012-11-21 05:10:24