Stephanie Oliveira

22 Sept

Me: struggling with severe brain rot from doomscrolling My brain: decides to reset by reading a long engineering blog post (with 2 parts) on AI experience and developer workflows

blog.isquaredsoftware.com/2026/05/ai-t...

22 Sept

blog.isquaredsoftware.comMy Thoughts on AI, Part 1: Fears, Opinions, and Mental JourneyMy own personal thoughts and opinions on AI effects and usage, and how those have evolved over time

blog.isquaredsoftware.com/2026/05/ai-t...

22 Sept

blog.isquaredsoftware.comMy Thoughts on AI, Part 2: Agent Setup, Workflow, and ToolsMy own personal AI development setup, workflow, and tooling

16 Sept

And when you're about to leave and forget that Claude is working. 👀

14 Sept

The older I get as an engineer, the less I think of software development as construction. A lot of the work feels closer to investigation.

13 Sept

AI is everywhere. Even on the bus conversation I'll be at for 5 hours. Great.

13 Sept

One cafecito before my return to Munich.

There's a lot to talk about @zurichjs.com 🧵

@tolin.ski got into a massive discussion around AI impact to developer's work-life balance. His video about this is likewise amazing. I liked the 3D details on the slides, which gave me a Severance feel. I also enjoyed seeing someone I follow online, whose podcast I've listened to for a while.

@danielroe.dev talk had bold moves in making the slides work together with a live reaction. It was not just fun, but the content was very informative. I'll never forget his humor.

There's a lot to talk about @zurichjs.com 🧵

I've been playing around with AI and tests and @debbie.codes talk gave me a practical usage of it. I got particularly interested in her setup and agent workers. 👀

Pokémon is @noeldavies.bsky.social passion. No doubt about that. The engineering complexity blew me away (something I got used to it almost in the end of the day). And I had another #brazilMentioned moment on the point of TS-to-Lua transpilation.

There's a lot to talk about @zurichjs.com 🧵

Listening to @tej.as, I had a flashback to visiting the special Apple room at the Computer History Museum in Silicon Valley this year. "Taste" was in his every word, making his talk contagious and clear. Happy to listen to another tech person I follow.

@leichteckig.bsky.social was the 1st person I've ever seen drawing her slides during the talk. It's already difficult enough to explain security concepts easily, but she was spotless in every way.

There's a lot to talk about @zurichjs.com 🧵

@philippeserhal.com bio said "a lot goes on behind the scenes to make full-stack frontend frameworks work seamlessly"... My oh my. He displayed that precisely. His effort to fit all that in 30min was admirable.

Imposter's Syndrome is a topic I know daily and I'm never tired of hearing about it. And who didn't like to see @acemarke.dev and @tkdodo.eu with lasers? Chef's kiss slides of @atila.io . Another point is that I love to see Brazilian speakers out there. It was #brazilMentioned on stage.

There's a lot to talk about @zurichjs.com 🧵

I've used Immer briefly at work, but had no idea about the slow effects that Immer was having on React devs. Thanks, @acemarke.dev I realized we share a love for debugging. And he confirmed he's the Simpsons-avatar-guy I've been following for a long time. Loved when he defined himself like that.

Frameworks and AI are in the spotlight with Tracy Lee. I find it interesting that such a decision can now reveal that this new format of engineering can bring very different experiences and results. She gave a thorough analysis where a workflow can really shine.

There's a lot to talk about @zurichjs.com 🧵

CSS is wearing so many new hats. As usual, @kevinpowell.co brought his best teaching skills. One of the amazing people I have followed for a long time since I switched careers. Back then I learned a lot of CSS with his YouTube videos.

@tkdodo.eu had this soft reminder about listening to your dev instincts. Don't let unused code sit there. Ever. And if you do (or had) there are amazing tools for that: Knip.

11 Sept

I thought I would have enough energy to post more about @zurichjs.com, but I was terribly wrong 😅. I guess I'll have a lot to do in the coming days.

10 Sept

It can only be a blessed day if I had to change my morning schedule because the legendary Swiss train precision had issues. 🚂🫠

arnaugomez.comArnau Gómez | Software Engineer | Web, Desktop & MobileI am Arnau, a software engineer at Tiptap (YC S23). For the past 6 years, I have helped companies like Amazon integrate AI into their web and mobile aplications. My focus is on TypeScript, React and P...

10 Sept

Arnau's workshop @tiptap.dev was very inspiring at @zurichjs.com ! If you want to know more about the editor used in Claude, OpenAI, Cursor and Substack, you can check one of the people behind it: www.arnaugomez.com Btw the editor is used in even more tools you know out there.

9 Sept

This week I'll be spending a couple of days at @zurichjs.com Tomorrow I'll be volunteering at the Engineering Day, and on Friday I'll be joining the conference as an attendee. If you'll be there too, come and say hi.

8 Sept

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26 Feb 2025

Back to FreeCodeCamp for some new challenges! The curriculum has changed a lot—and honestly, it’s a great surprise. Excited to see what’s new!