stpcon

RT @JohnRuberto: 7 Deadly sins of Technical Debt: 6) Lack of establishing a coding and testing standard #STPCon

— Soumendra Daas (@sdaas)2013-10-24 21:20:07

RT @JohnRuberto: 7 Deadly sins of Technical Debt: 7) Lack of refactoring / Peer review #STPCon

— Soumendra Daas (@sdaas)2013-10-24 21:19:59

RT @tvaniotis: Instead of talking about "functional vs. non-functional" how about "obvious vs. non-obvious"? - thanks @AgileDad! #STPCon

— Mark Tomlinson (@mtomlins)2013-10-24 19:56:39

RT @tvaniotis: Instead of talking about "functional vs. non-functional" how about "obvious vs. non-obvious"? - thanks @AgileDad! #STPCon

— Ben Simo (@QualityFrog)2013-10-24 19:25:11

@agiledad Great to catch up with you and thanks for the energetic keynote today at #STPCON Hope to see you soon -> http://t.co/ru4b58IuHk

— Mark Tomlinson (@mtomlins)2013-10-24 18:48:27

@mtomlins Thinking about it, have a few proposals I was thinking about for #pnsqc next year, would work for #stpcon as well.

— Josh Meier (@moshjeier)2013-10-24 18:06:08

@moshjeier The NEXT #STPCON will be April 14-17, 2014 in New Orleans -> submit a proposal http://t.co/ZtH3HTbDF0

— Mark Tomlinson (@mtomlins)2013-10-24 18:04:47

RT @tvaniotis: Instead of talking about "functional vs. non-functional" how about "obvious vs. non-obvious"? - thanks @AgileDad! #STPCon

— Paloma Rodríguez (@palomarp)2013-10-24 17:48:42

RT @cowboytesting: "Did you think you were going to be a salesman when you signed up to be a tester?" @mikelyles #STPCon

— Paloma Rodríguez (@palomarp)2013-10-24 17:44:34

RT @mtomlins: @tvaniotis Your success as a tester depends on your ability to successfully communicate about testing. #stpcon

— Anna Royzman (@QA_nna)2013-10-24 17:13:20