Interruptors are a way of short circuiting a response on a per-request basis. You can use them for things like handling authorization, validating web-hooks, and validate input. Best of all they make the route handler much easier to read and parse. "v1/stripe/webhook" requires a POST.

> RedwoodSDK, which had some cryptic messaging about its future last month, has unveiled more of the story on its new website this month. It’s aiming to be part of the “personal software revolution” by providing a React framework for Cloudflare, offering built in access to Cloudflare Workers, databases and storage, queues, AI, and more. If you’ve got an idea for a side project or micro-SaaS site, RedwoodSDK wants to make those ideas reality.

Redwood keeps shipping. If you work with React and you want to hate your life less, or ship better code faster, consider trying out Redwood.

🚨 Three days to go! Join us at Region: Earth: London for dev talks, serverless stories, and real-world edge use cases - and yes, there’s 🍕 too. Feat. @megaconfidence @NatalieMarleny @appfactory and Gemma Anible. 🎟️ Free to attend, RSVP required 👉 pris.ly/t/region-earth

We believe software can be personal again. Not just technically, but philosophically. Owned. Forkable. Beautiful. RedwoodSDK: The complete toolkit for the modern web that respects web standards and your freedom

RedwoodSDK was built, tested, and iterated on in workerd: We did this to ensure that we're finding all the nitty gritty little details that differences in runtimes can expose.

RedwooSDK's development runtime is Cloudflare's workerd, not NodeJS. This means the code you run in development is the same as the code you run in production. When you ship to production, it just works!

Most of my weekend goes by scrolling through X, tech blogs, and achieving 0 unread emails and discovering the latest tech in the web dev space. This weekend, I've found out about @RedwoodJS, and this following week, I will be working on porting my Hono and React App (with node adapter) to Cloudflare using the newly released RedwoodSDK You should check it out. It looks good. docs.rwsdk.com/

The @vite_js team has opened an experimental PR in RedwoodSDK to use "react-server-dom-vite" instead of "react-server-dom-webpack" We're excited that RSC is coming to Viteland! 🎉 It also means less code from our side! github.com/redwoodjs/sdk/pul…

a friend of ours asked for help buying a domain, we both had @Cloudflare accounts. I bought the domain and transferred it to his account in a span of 60 seconds. one of the many reasons we're all in on CF.

This is my favorite video that I've ever made. Mainly, because it resonates so much with how I feel about building software and because I'm **SO EXCITED** about what the Redwood team has built.

I think I must use RedwoodSDK now!

Amy's video perfectly captures the spirit of innovation and joy that should define Tech Twitter – a community driven by the passion to create and build exciting new things. Kudos to the Redwood team!

Why did @redwoodjs evolve into RedwoodSDK? @bytesdotdev investigates. bytes.dev/archives/387