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Senior Software Architect · Webedia Archi Transverse

Paul-Émile Miny

Designs the shared architecture, platforms and tooling behind Webedia's editorial brands.

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Isometric editorial workflow: article cards from several source sites converge on a blue compass-like Polaris hub, where an editor routes them through a localization prism to destination websites.Editorial Platform

Polaris: one editorial pool for every market

How Polaris helps writers and editors discover, understand, localize, review, and deliver articles across Webedia brands—without replacing each website’s CMS.

Isometric illustration: one glowing blue admin dashboard connected by identical cables and adapter rings to five very different database machines — a modern server, an aged terminal, a database cylinder, a jukebox, and an old industrial boiler.Architecture

One admin for all our brands: a research project

Every Webedia brand rebuilds the same back-office on a different database. Admin international is our research bet — today a working proof of concept: one shared, extensible admin any brand plugs into, no database migration required.

Isometric pipeline: a container of source files feeds a factory that builds and compresses a folder of static assets, then fans out to clouds and browsers.Infrastructure

How this blog ships: Astro + Tailwind + Bun, deployed to GitLab Pages

The exact build of the blog you are reading — why we picked Astro, how Tailwind styles it, how Bun builds a static site, and how GitLab CI publishes it to Pages. No Node, no nginx, no running server in prod.