Hackathon demo at @Cloudflare London - joke app generated AND built on @CloudflareDev 🤯🤯 by @fiberplane, proxied into MCP tool by @modulewise, and installed into a subagent on @RedwoodJS 🚀

I love @RedwoodJS's requestInfo `import { requestInfo } from "rwsdk/worker"` and in there you have access to - request: The incoming HTTP Request object - headers: Response headers - ctx: The app context (same as what's passed to components) - rw: RedwoodSDK-specific context - cf: Cloudflare's Execution Context API Today I needed to access cf.waitUntil and it was deadsimple - Thank you!

import { defineApp } from "rwsdk/worker"

I think @RedwoodJS is at a very interesting “front” in tech AI feels like it is pushing technology to one of its unintentional edges The resurgence of “local”, ie small, homey, hand crafted and so on Even before AI exploded there has been a growing wave of “home town” feeling movements AI has had an ironic consequence of making the world smaller and with the sheer connection in the sense of information overload I feel it’s going to only move more that way Building with redwood and the simplicity it brings helps me get out of problems in the tech space and into interesting things in the personal

I kinda like @RedwoodJS SDK's features and approaches. 👀✨

The stance our Runtime team take towards compatibility is next to none. It's absolutely amazing and I have praised them so much for it over the years. Our blog on compatibility dates from 2021 still very much holds true and I LOVE that. blog.cloudflare.com/backward…

New Podcast @ShopTalkShow feat. RedwoodSDK: youtube.com/watch?v=t4tRdQ5G…

My first AI course is here. It's the perfect way to go deep into building great AI apps. We're building a complex, agentic search app from scratch, in 100% TypeScript. And for the first time, we're running it as an async workshop. I'll be by your side, helping you out.

This is now released.

The RWSDK Discord users regularly do this with all the annoying spammers 😂

@RedwoodJS RedwoodSDK is super interesting. The upcoming addition of client-side routing together with @CloudflareDev cache integration for SSR, would make this stack hard to beat.

blog.cloudflare.com/eliminat… Did I say I work with really smart folks?

The ‘release’ command that comes with @RedwoodJS is 🫰 It detected that I haven’t created a @CloudflareDev D1 database, and it automatically did it for me. Not just that, updated the bindings as well!

I implemented a waitlist form in a side project. Reached out for @CloudflareDev Turnstile for spam protection. Will soon do a step-by-step tutorial, but for now, you can check this repo: github.com/harshil1712/rwsdk… Uses: @RedwoodJS for frontend, and D1 for DB