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

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RedwoodJS is tracking wild Elephants. Why? Because we're scratching our own itch! We think software doesn't always have to be about money. It can be purely for the greater good. Besides... Writing software has become easier. Not in terms of complexity, but in terms of exertion (I can stay in flow longer). The difficult part was gluing together services, but that's now solved with @Cloudflare.
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It’s here → [shareware.dev] RedwoodSDK Add-Ons are now live. Plug in entire features. Paste one prompt. Let the agent do the work.
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Always great to watch the @CloudflareDev Dry Run this time with @threepointone and @craigsdennis, wasn't aware of dynamic isolates. Basically Cloudflare is building the foundational primitives (Dynamic Isolate Loading and Multifaceted DOs) to enable a new class of applications which are hyperpersonalized AI generated software that can be created and deployed instantly, safely and at scale. PRs: github.com/cloudflare/worker… github.com/cloudflare/worker…
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RedwoodSDK retweeted
Replying to @CloudflareDev
@CloudflareDev now even easier to debug w VS Code. 😍 Hit breakpoints (1) in MCP-server triggered by AI-chat and (2) in the durable object which calls openai from a @RedwoodJS RSC app.
JavaScript Debug Terminals in VSCode, Cursor, Windsurf <> Cloudflare Workers breakpoint debugging now *just works* — no need to configure a launch.json file 🔗 below
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RedwoodSDK retweeted
React smoothly redrawing ~20,000 dom nodes. but yeah I'm sure it's too slow for your crud ui
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This is exactly the reason why we built @RedwoodJS : rwsdk.com/personal-software We believe in a future where you own the sourcecode, and the infrastructure that it runs on!
The idea of "flexible software" is deeply exciting on it's own But what it can do for building radically new ways to operate a company, because your org no longer has to retrofit on rigid SaaS, has not been priced in Like. At all.
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RedwoodSDK retweeted
Durable Object Server Components with @RedwoodJS
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Not where I want it to be yet but this is early stages of an app using @RedwoodJS and @convex Using Convex Auth and everything else cause I love it. Using RWSDK for framework and React Server Components. This is an adaptation of @brian_lovin's site. I have plans to add: - profiles - music - User generated content/posts - Upload music and listen to what other users are listening too - Upload images to R2 and have github like image uploading experiences for posts - community discussions (discord esq but this is for jobs and burnout)
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De-do-do-do, de-da-da-da Durable objects are cheques left unsigned
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A tiny package
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RedwoodSDK retweeted
💭 user programmable experiences — tl:dr - every app should be hackable a big promise of the web has always been that it’s “open”; the dream was that you’d be able to layer on your own stylesheets to customise ux, use rss feeds and consume content in your own reader, even use tools to layer on userscripts on to web pages for custom behaviour. with sandboxes and isolated compute, we finally have the ability to go even deeper and customise the entire application layer on the server. there exists a future where every website/app/portal gives you hooks to modify the entire stack and create wildly customisable experiences, sometimes ephemeral and optionally permanent. you can create a personal portfolio of auto generated UIs (shareable!) for every single domain. every app can build itself in real time, just in time. I’m very excited about this. I only hope we have the guts to seize the opportunity and demand it from content providers.

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Machine is coming along nicely! Reminder that it's a web editor, container runtime, multiplayer, dev agentic workflow tool that you can self-host on @CloudflareDev
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RedwoodSDK retweeted
cheers to matija for clipping this, it's been consuming my mind for weeks now, the implications of being able to safely and quickly autogen applications out of thin air, just in time, based on human desire and circumstance shit's about to get really weird
Always great to watch the @CloudflareDev Dry Run this time with @threepointone and @craigsdennis, wasn't aware of dynamic isolates. Basically Cloudflare is building the foundational primitives (Dynamic Isolate Loading and Multifaceted DOs) to enable a new class of applications which are hyperpersonalized AI generated software that can be created and deployed instantly, safely and at scale. PRs: github.com/cloudflare/worker… github.com/cloudflare/worker…
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Over 4,000 weekly NPM installs! Read more! github.com/redwoodjs/sdk/iss…
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🛥️🔍 Semantic Search for Sailing When preparing her sailboat for the season, @AlenaNazarava used vector search and LLMs to turn dense sailing manuals into instantly searchable knowledge. ✅ Sentence embeddings + Qdrant for dense vector search with metadata filtering ✅ Scalar quantization for 4x smaller vectors and faster retrieval ✅ @Cloudflare D1 for structured logs (engine hours, checklists) ✅ LLM summarization on top-k results to reduce context size and boost usability Frontend with @RedwoodJS. Backend on AWS ECS Fargate. Everything reproducible via Terraform. 🔗 Full breakdown → substack.com/inbox/post/1674…
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