RedwoodSDK
@RedwoodJS
RedwoodSDK is the React Framework for Cloudflare. Zero magic, zero abstractions. It might as well be invisible. Just focus on the code you want to write.
a little pinch of claude code here a little dash @CloudflareDev containers there and a splash of some @RedwoodJS SDK and you get a 2x sneak peek of a VERY work-in-progress Machinen
Email Routing now supports Subaddressing developers.cloudflare.com/changelog/2025…
As an unabashed @webflow fan boy + @CloudflareDev marketer, today's Webflow Cloud announcement is monumental. Web designers can now add dynamism without janky JS / HTML implementations. All powered by Cloudflare. Thank you @bryantchou @leinwand + team.
One of the most requested features in @cloudflare workers will soon be available to public! import { waitUntil } from 'cloudflare:workers'; github.com/cloudflare/wor…
that's very cool udemy.com/course/redwood…
Our "RedwoodSDK course for beginners" is now on Udemy, with nearly 200 students! We've also got a university in Norway that's currently switch over from Next, to RWSDK, because we're more idiomatic.
Our "RedwoodSDK course for beginners" is now on Udemy, with nearly 200 students! We've also got a university in Norway that's currently switch over from Next, to RWSDK, because we're more idiomatic.
BTW, if you curious sanctionkit.com is fully built : - on @cloudflare (DNS, Workers, DOs, KV, D1, Workflows) - with React 19 @RedwoodJS (SSR, Server Functions, and all its goodies) - infra orchestration by @alchemy_run (deploying APIs, App, Site, Ingestions pipelines,…
Our first experiment toward building an autonomous startup, was building a whole SaaS with AI Agents. Say hello to SanctionKit.com !
We have an idea that anyone can build something useful, something that scratches their own itch. And if it's useful to you, it's more than likely useful to someone else. But it probably doesn't need to be a business, Because then you need: Marketing A brand A pricing strategy…
Its July, and interesting LLM workflows still do not belong in the IDE. IDEs are for humans. They don't belong directly in your terminal either, your terminal is also for a human. They need their own development environment.
Redwood SDK is incredibly composable. You can bundle routes, middleware, and infrastructure in the same folder as a servce, and they can work independently from the rest of your app. Because of this, we can have really good plugins: So imagine you wanted a blog or a changelog…
I had a really great chat with Dan Abramov last night. (I paid him for his time as a consultant, so it's not an endorsement!) We have some work to do around granularity of full page renders: essentially the ability to segment components/ per-segment caching, and selective…
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…