As developers, we love reading engineering blogs from top tech companies. They share deep insights into how large-scale systems are built, the challenges they face, and the creative solutions they come up with.
But there’s a problem: these blogs are scattered across different websites. One day I’m on Netflix’s tech blog, the next on Google’s, and then I forget to check Meta’s altogether.
So, I decided to fix that:
Introducing raceintel.cloud 🌐
I built raceintel.cloud, a simple aggregator where you can read engineering blogs from top tech companies in one place.
Right now, it includes 10 companies, including:
- Netflix
- Airbnb
- Spotify
- GitHub
- Slack
- Cloudflare
- Dropbox
Instead of hopping between sites, you can just open raceintel.cloud and explore the latest posts.
How I Built It ⚙️
Backend: FastAPI– lightweight, fast, and async-friendly.
Backend is hosted on render.com
Frontend: Next.js – for a modern, responsive UI and smooth navigation.
Frontend is hosted on vercel.com
This project was a motivation to build something that I would genuinely use and hope that people on the internet would also find this website useful. I also learned a lot about how to deploy websites and connect between frontend and backend on the cloud.
What’s Next 🔮
- Adding more companies (suggestions welcome!)
- Search and filtering by topic
- Maybe even a personalized feed
Try It Out & Share Feedback 💬
I’d love for you to check it out and let me know what you think.
Thanks for reading, and happy learning! 🚀
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