Domenico Luciani

@domenicoluciani.com

Senior Software Engineer and Craftsman @ Deel Italian 🇮🇹 living in Málaga, Spain 🇪🇸 The brain behind https://domenicoluciani.com 🤖

One thing I really like about Claude in VSCode is that I can submit feedback just selecting the plan's text, then once I have done it for every bit I just send it and Claude take that to re-elaborate. When I switch to Codex I feel slower and this feature is definitely missing. #notes #rant

So after one month of posting on Linkedin, at work I've been selected among other 300 people to be a creator and to be paid for that. I'm immensely grateful for this opportunity, I always liked sharing and engage with other people and now my employer pays me for that. ✨ #notes #update #work

This 👇 In my previous company they wanted to build a feature for a temporary onboarding, the deadline was strict and requirements unclear for what will have happened next. I convinced the PM to use an already working product we were already using, we solved the problem without writing a single loc.

Kelsey Hightower@kelseyhightower.com · 6mo ago

Generating code was never the goal. The goal was to solve problems. I tried my best to avoid writing code by leveraging existing solutions or reframing the problem. Writing code was always a last resort and a liability. If I was going to write code, then I was going to do it right.

I read another great article from @boristane.bsky.social: boristane.com/blog/how-i-u... 🤩 I've always used the research first approach, since I like to be always in the driver sit 🫡 but I never thought having the plan written somewhere and work on it as a running document 📝 #notes #ideas #claude

Boris Tane

The research-plan-implement workflow I use to build software with Claude Code, and why I never let it write code until I've approved a written plan.

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