Why I'm Building an Engineering Publishing Platform
Publishing engineering content shouldn't require publishing it five different times. What began as a simple effort to automate cross-posting quickly evolved into a much bigger idea: a platform designed to capture engineering knowledge, manage the entire publishing lifecycle, and distribute content from a single source of truth. This article explores the problem that inspired the project, the architectural thinking behind it, and why I'm documenting the journey as I build it.
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I’m a software engineering leader focused on backend systems, cloud architecture, and building production-ready applications from the ground up. I’ve worked across a wide range of languages, frameworks, and environments, and tend to choose technologies based on the problem rather than defaulting to a single stack. My recent work has focused on cloud-native and serverless systems, with an emphasis on simplicity, scalability, and long-term maintainability. Over the past 15+ years, I’ve built systems in everything from mission-critical environments to modern cloud platforms, and I’m particularly interested in what it actually takes to move from idea to production without over-engineering. Founder @ M2S2 Engineering Group.
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