just a girl who loves databases!! devrel @databricks/@neondatabase previously @planetscale @singlestoredb EECS @ucberkeley 🇲🇽
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savannah longoria retweeted
Savannah Longoria (@savsql) knows how to get devs from “what is this?” to “I can’t live without it.” Senior developer advocate at DataBricks, with stops at PlanetScale, Neon, and SingleStore.
Meet her on she ships with @RoxanaCodes, 10/26: luma.com/torcdo-nfir #Womenintech
Great thought piece on the Postgres 19 release delays. AI is getting really good at finding bugs, but someone still has to review and fix them all
Kinda makes me wonder how AI is going to keep reshaping open source maintenance in Postgres over time
Postgres 19 is late. @robertmhaas, one of the Postgres committers on our team, explains why: LLMs are finding bugs faster than they can be fixed, including in older releases, and that extra work eats into v19 review time
neon.com/blog/postgres-19-is…
savannah longoria retweeted
Such a great turnout for Seattle Systems tonight! 🫶
Kevin Burns demoed a new open-source AI repo showing how to build agentic workflows with classifiers, local agents, and other components. We also got a look at OpenOx, a self-evolving mobile app that builds integrations on the fly.
Huge thanks to @Uber for sponsoring, our speakers, and everyone who came out! 💚
savannah longoria retweeted
Agent driven apps, infra as code, and how to dress better all in under 6 minutes.
Thanks @WorkOS for the opportunity to speak. init() was an incredible event.
One neon.ts file declares the functions, buckets, AI gateway, and Postgres behind an AI stylist app. @ant_giuliano from @databricks demoed it live at init(). Full recap: workos.com/blog/init-demo-re…
Wouldn't miss these if you're at #pgconfeu 🐘
Don’t forget to RSVP this week!
Two talks worth checking out if you’re in Seattle on 10/22 and interested in AI and workflows!
🤖 Kevin Burns will explore when to use LLMs, decision models, or deterministic code in production AI workflows, with examples from Cadence.
📱 Zi Zhu will share how he built OpenOx, an open-source mobile app that creates integrations on the fly and adapts to new services.
Come hang out with the Seattle tech community and learn something new!
Details + RSVP: luma.com/kz0zs6uz?tk=DTrIoT
savannah longoria retweeted
Presenting Livebase, a demo app showing how to build collaborative human <> agent systems on a @neondatabase + @mastra stack.
this is really cool
🐘 Introducing Postgres Internals in 3D.
🌟 pgrun.dev/pi
Stop reading boring diagrams. Start exploring PostgreSQL.
An interactive 3D map to understand how Postgres actually works.
100% free. Built for developers.
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working on my first technical deep dive video & suddenly have a whole new appreciation for youtube content creators lol. y’all make this look way too easy 😭
savannah longoria retweeted
This is the launch of the year for me.
The best UX on the web have always been realtime (Notion, Linear, Google Docs) but realtime has never made it into the mainstream.
Today, we're launching Neon Realtime - built by the team behind ElectricSQL.
With a single toggle in the Console, CLI, or MCP, you can enable realtime for your Neon Postgres database. It works with Server-Side Rendering (Next.js, TanStack Start), Drizzle ORM, TanStack DB, and, of course, Postgres.
Why am I so excited for this? Agents, of course. The web has never been more mutliplayer than today.
If you expose an MCP server or run your custom agents in the background making changes on your data, your apps and dashboard should show the agent changes in real time.
This was never easy to build without significantly altering your tech stack.
Adding realtime to your Neon Postgres-based apps is now straightforward, without any massive code migrations.
Keep using Postgres. Keep using Drizzle. Keep using SSR. And with TanStack DB, you won't even need any Neon-specific SDKs (just a tiny adapter).
So stoked for this! ⚡️⚡️
I was lucky enough to attend GHC in college thanks to a grant that covered my trip. At the time, I don’t think I fully realized how much that opportunity would shape my career.
Being surrounded by so many women in tech made a future in this industry feel a lot more possible. It’s sad knowing other women won’t get to have that same experience this year.
If you’re a student or aspiring woman in tech, especially interested in DevRel or Solutions & finding your place in the industry, my DMs are always open. Happy to share what I’ve learned along the way. 💛
For three decades, the Grace Hopper Celebration was a marquee event for women in tech. Now it’s been canceled — the latest sign of how the retreat from diversity initiatives is reshaping the industry bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
savannah longoria retweeted
As a longtime @neondatabase user, there is one feature that I have always wanted.
Well...
savannah longoria retweeted
Couldn't be a better UX. Pages load fast. Everything's reactive, collaborative, multi-user, multi-device. Reads are instant. Writes are instant. It all just works.
neon.com/blog/neon-now-has-r…
savannah longoria retweeted
Two talks worth checking out if you’re in Seattle on 10/22 and interested in AI and workflows!
🤖 Kevin Burns will explore when to use LLMs, decision models, or deterministic code in production AI workflows, with examples from Cadence.
📱 Zi Zhu will share how he built OpenOx, an open-source mobile app that creates integrations on the fly and adapts to new services.
Come hang out with the Seattle tech community and learn something new!
Details + RSVP: luma.com/kz0zs6uz?tk=DTrIoT