How (some) good corporate engineering blogs are written
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What Jamie wrote
We took a run at doing this and struggled to get momentum around it. I share the observations made here that many (most?) of these are not all that great.
At a high-level, the compelling engineering blogs had processes that shared the following properties:
- Easy approval process, not many approvals necessary
- Few or no non-engineering approvals required
- Implicit or explicit fast SLO on approvals
- Approval/editing process mainly makes posts more compelling to engineers
- Direct, high-level (co-founder, C-level, or VP-level) support for keeping blog process lightweight
It’s great to see some common practices for the good ones. ✍️
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