Title: In the last few years I&#x27;ve been doing a lot of technical writing, both for my own programming blog and others, and I&#x27;ve noticed there is a lack of good tools for this kind of writing.<p>Whether that was a programming blog post or documentation, I always had to move back an forth between different editors, and sometimes even other apps for content management and the actual content publication. A lot of copy-pasting, and wasted time.<p>Based on this experience I decided to try and build a tool that could provide a good experience for this kind of content from writing to publishing. This (I call it Vrite) ended up being essentially a headless CMS, but optimized for technical content and a pretty unique one overall, I&#x27;d say.<p>I tried to combine what can be seen as 3 separate products into one:
- WYSIWYG editor (with the addition of code-specific tooling like code editor or formatter)
- Kanban dashboard (inspired by my experience of tools like Trello used in larger technical content teams to manage content production process)
- The actual headless CMS (content delivery via API, integrations, etc.)<p>Most recently I decided to open-source it and see if there&#x27;s any interest in such a tool. Right now the primary focus was my personal use-case (kind-of &quot;promotional&quot; technical writing seen in programming and start-up blogs), but I think, with more customization, something like this could extend to the documentation space and make writing and managing docs a lot easier.<p>Let me know what do you think about this.
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