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kaiosilveira/README.md

Salve, quebrada! ✊🏽🇧🇷

I'm Kaio, a stack-agnostic* software engineer with almost a decade of experience in the software industry, spanning multiple tech stacks, several industry verticals and all organization sizes.

* If you're curious about my stack affinities and tech interests, please check out my lists and starred topics in the Stars tab.

👋🏽 About me

I'm Brazilian, from São Paulo, where I developed a solid foundational set of engineering skills in my first five years in the industry, benefiting from the strong IT market in the region. Nowadays I live in Lisbon, Portugal, where I'm helping to build the future of smart-lockers at Bloqit, the fastest-growing smart locker company in the world and one of the top 10 most promising scale-ups in Portugal, where I help develop end-to-end, fully integrated, state-of-the-art smart-locker solutions. As for my role: I've been helping to sustain our accelerated growth pace by designing, discussing, and implementing evolutionary architectural solutions that are scalable, reliable, and expandable, while also going fully hands-on with coding tasks on our several fronts. By the way, we're hiring for both front and backend-focused positions, and also for several other areas in tech. Intrigued?! Check out our job board!

📝 Latest articles

I keep a Medium blog and there I share lessons learned, personal experiences with different tech stacks and tools, and anything else related to tech that comes to mind. Check out my latest articles below:

I've been using GitHub both professionally and as my portfolio. As a result of this fact, the contribution stats shown here are a comprehensive summary of all my engineering efforts on these two fronts. My public repositories approach a wide range of engineering topics, all implemented with clean code that works and solid documentation and references. So make sure to take a look at the Pinned section below!

Pinned

  1. test-driven-development test-driven-development Public

    A chapter-by-chapter, pull-request-oriented implementation with a descriptive commit history of the two examples discussed in "Test-Driven Development, by example" (Beck, 2000)

    JavaScript 4

  2. refactoring refactoring Public

    Working implementation with step-by-step guidance and detailed commit history of the Refactoring catalog, based on Martin Fowler's book on this topic (Fowler, 2018)

    6

  3. design-patterns design-patterns Public

    C# implementation of all design patterns discussed at "Design Patterns" (Gamma et al. ("GoF"), 1994), with examples and diagrams extracted from "Head-First Design Patterns" (Freeman et al., 2004)

    C# 15

  4. stability-patterns stability-patterns Public

    A deep analysis, with real-life examples implemented in production-ready working code, of each stability pattern described in "Release it!" (Nygard, 2007)

    3

  5. patterns-of-enterprise-application-architecture patterns-of-enterprise-application-architecture Public

    Working implementation of the patterns described in "Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture (PoEAA)" (Fowler et al, 2002)

  6. hacker-rank-challenges hacker-rank-challenges Public

    An aggregator of my completed code challenges in Hacker Rank, containing detailed explanation, benchmarking, time complexity analysis, and thorough testing

    Ruby 2