During Developer Week, we announced LangChain support for Cloudflare Workers. Since then, we’ve been working with the LangChain team on deeper integration of many tools across Cloudflare’s developer platform and are excited to share what we’ve been up to
Announcing our new Quickstart example for building ChatGPT Plugins with Cloudflare Workers
In this blog post, I’m excited to show off some of the new tools in Cloudflare’s developer arsenal, D1 and Queues, to prototype and ship an internal tool for our SEO experts at Cloudflare.
In this blog post, I'll show you how to use D1 to add comments to a static blog site. To do this, we'll construct a new D1 database and build a simple JSON API that allows the creation and retrieval of comments.
We’re excited to share that the next iteration of Cloudflare’s API reference documentation is now available. The new docs standardize our API content and improve the overall developer experience for interacting with Cloudflare’s API.
In this blog post, we’ll cover the history of Cloudflare’s developer docs, why we made this recent transition, and why we continue to dogfood Cloudflare’s products as we develop applications internally
We're excited to announce a new edition of our Developer Speaker Series for 2022! Check out the eleven expert web dev speakers, developers, and educators that we’ve invited to speak live on Cloudflare TV
Handling payments inside your apps is crucial to building a business online. For many developers, the leading choice for handling payments is Stripe.
Due to the nature of CodePen — namely, hosting code and an incredibly popular embedding feature, allowing developers to share their CodePen “pens” around the world — any sort of optimization can have a massive impact on CodePen’s business.
Nodecraft allows gamers to host dedicated servers for their favorite games. James Ross is the Chief Technology Officer for Nodecraft and has advocated for Cloudflare — particularly Cloudflare Workers — within the company.
Learn how to build Web3 applications with Cloudflare’s new open-source template.
By using PostgREST with Postgres, we can build REST API-based applications. In particular, it's an excellent fit for Cloudflare Workers, our serverless function platform. Workers is a great place to build REST APIs.
Durable Objects are an awesome addition to the Workers developer ecosystem, allowing you to address and work inside a specific Worker to provide consistency in your applications. You might be wondering "Okay, so what can I build with that?"
WebSockets are a powerful new addition to the Workers platform that unlocks real-time use cases in your application.
Cloudflare Workers continues to excel as a JAMstack deployment platform, and be used to power e-commerce experiences, integrating with familiar tools like Stripe, Nuxt.js, and Sanity.io.
In this blog post, I want to explain the details of the full-stack take home exercise that we sent out to our 2020 internship applicants.
Announcing Built with Workers – a resource for exploring what you can build with Cloudflare Workers. This resource showcases developers building incredible projects with tools like Workers KV
Today, we're open-sourcing an exciting project that showcases the strengths of our Cloudflare Workers platform: workers-graphql-server is a batteries-included Apollo GraphQL server, designed to get you up and running quickly with GraphQL.
