A simple framework for humans. Server-first React, running on the Cloudflare platform. Simple to build. Easy to maintain.

Framework fatigue is real. That’s why RedwoodSDK is the anti-framework. We give you browser APIs, code you can understand, and a deploy command that just works.
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$ ^C^C^C^C^C $ Exiting Tron...
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Machine(n): Infinite machines. To code against. To run agents against. Open source, and in your own @CloudflareDev.
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What makes RedwoodSDK different? It’s not just React on Cloudflare. It’s: 🧠 A config-based router modeled after request/response 🗄️ D1 DB, queues, crons, and auth — all out of the box ⚙️ Transparent DX — no hidden magic Start fast → understand deeply. 👉 rwsdk.com/
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I have a feeling you'll want to be clued up on Durable Objects in the very near future, luckily I've got a comprehensive guide available to read for free 👇🏻
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🚀 Redwood SDK v0.1 is here! The full-stack React framework you've been waiting for: ✅ React Server Components out of the box ✅ Built-in D1 Database ✅ Passkey Auth ✅ Queues and Crons ✅ R2 Storage ✅ Deploy to Cloudflare in one command No magic. No GraphQL. Just a DX-focused full-stack framework. 👉 rwsdk.com/
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⚡️ Vite 7.0 is out! - Browser Target Changed to Baseline Widely Available - Node 18 support dropped. Vite is now distributed as ESM only - And feats, fixes, and cleanups, while we prepare for rolldown! vite.dev/blog/announcing-vit…
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The RWSDK team is launching something new today!
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Pretty sure a utopian level framework/tool would be @RedwoodJS's setup with @Cloudflare if only the cloudflare services had Auth and infrastructure could be used like @convex Definitely skill issue on my end but in my mind we should be past migrations for databases
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maybe the best domain I got fullstackweb.dev Nothing there yet but will be using it for @RedwoodJS driven courses, content, and so on
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Everything I know about RSCs I'm learning from the peeps at @RedwoodJS
The defacto way to learn react server components should be @RedwoodJS RWSDK also treats rsc as a hypermedia implementation
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i use nextjs at my 9-5. its hard to explain cause i’m not sure what it is… but it feels like i have a much better understanding of rsc since i started playing around with rwsdk.
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The defacto way to learn react server components should be @RedwoodJS RWSDK also treats rsc as a hypermedia implementation
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Exceptional talk by @devagrawal09 👏 While I understood the nuanced of React's `Suspense` component and the `use` hook before, Dev really dives into the "how does this practically help us" details that I think most of the stories are missing Link in post below:
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"call my agent" --- tl;dr - you can make phone calls to durable objects! and agents! I ported over the openai ⨉ twilio example and ran it inside a cloudflare agent, and it just works!
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Generate pdfs, take screenshots, grab markdown + more. Just one api call away. Let me know what actions you’d like to see next~
Generating PDFs is hard. Including puppeteer in your app bundle is error-prone outside of Javascript apps. Use Cloudflare's Browser Rendering API. You can add auth, deploy it, and use it to render PDFs across projects. developers.cloudflare.com/br…
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Major pain point in Coudflare workers solved - access remote bindings locally. Key if you want to be able to access your prod DB locally, or during CI
Run and edit code locally Use real KV/D1/R2/browsers on your account, running on Cloudflare’s network No API tokens or shenanigans
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