VelocityConf

Use tickets as placeholders for interactions. Break down silos and add socialization to improve comms. #velocityconf

— Barney Hanlon (@shrikeh)2013-11-15 11:11:51

Tickets can be used as a backlog, but it should be done internally by the team, not an intra-team communication mechanism. #velocityconf

— Michæl Brunton-Spall (@bruntonspall)2013-11-15 11:11:41

You lose massive amounts of fidelity if you rely on ticket systems. They reduce visibility, not create it. #velocityconf

— Barney Hanlon (@shrikeh)2013-11-15 11:10:46

RT @Souders: Read @igrigorik's High Performance Browser Networking book online for FREE! http://t.co/A5pCF2LjOd #velocityconf

— Jason B (@PerfTestingUK)2013-11-15 11:09:56

Ticket driven teams have the effect of blocking and limiting communication. Mgmt think it brings order, it doesn't #velocityconf

— Michæl Brunton-Spall (@bruntonspall)2013-11-15 11:09:42

RT @bruntonspall: Outstanding talk from @cread - also one of the nicest people I know, so go talk to him if it interested you #velocityconf

— Barney Hanlon (@shrikeh)2013-11-15 11:09:25

Ticket-based interactions: you are doing it wrong. They can actively block comms between teams. #velocityconf

— Barney Hanlon (@shrikeh)2013-11-15 11:09:14

RT @shrikeh: Using the Chrome audit views in developer tools good for targeting unused CSS. #velocityconf

— Steve Daniels (@stedaniels)2013-11-15 11:09:11

Andy Sharp talking about the value of heuristic metrics - Don't assume the SS bible (it's still good) #velocityconf http://t.co/1k2qhASPLK

— Jason B (@PerfTestingUK)2013-11-15 11:08:54

It seems @cread agrees with one of our core values. Sharing knowledge is the real power. #velocityconf http://t.co/DGfI22tZhl

— brightsolid (@brightsolid_tec)2013-11-15 11:07:47