VelocityConf

Slides of our talk @KrisBuytaert http://t.co/u5OYvXZ30o #velocityconf

— Mark Heistek (@MarkHeistek)2013-11-15 10:54:38

RT @shrikeh: "We have to put our learning into practice. If you don't use it you may as well not know it." #velocityconf

— Mary Thengvall (@mary_grace)2013-11-15 10:54:37

RT @wickett: Don't worry about scalability, don't try to solve everyone's problem. Just solve one person's problem. #velocityconf

— Chandan Ravishankar (@prchandan)2013-11-15 10:54:23

"The problem with Middle Management" #velocityconf @cread

— Kris Buytaert (@KrisBuytaert)2013-11-15 10:54:18

don't be 'band camp dude,' always repeating stories from previous teams. mourn the team, learn from it, move on. @cread #velocityconf

— Mary Thengvall (@mary_grace)2013-11-15 10:54:06

RT @addyosmani: Grunt-UnCSS: Remove unused CSS from your project builds https://t.co/yoiIdSgH5Z #velocityconf

— {╯°□°}╯︵ uɐɯƃɹǝqɹ (@rbergman)2013-11-15 10:53:44

RT @bruntonspall: Teams not only do Forming, Storming, Norming and Performing, but once the team dissolves, you do Mourning. #velocityconf

— Barney Hanlon (@shrikeh)2013-11-15 10:53:16

RT @bruntonspall: I think @cread wins nerdiest reference of #velocityconf - My cone of ability is like a "Cone of Cold" magic spell from D&…

— Barney Hanlon (@shrikeh)2013-11-15 10:52:55

Good point that we often overlook is the Linstead addition of mourning after storming/performing. Moving on can be hard. #velocityconf

— Barney Hanlon (@shrikeh)2013-11-15 10:52:41

I have learnt more maths in the last 3 days than I have in the last 3 years #velocityconf

— Graham Hayes (@grahamhayes)2013-11-15 10:52:41