Cloudflare Workers allows you to quickly deploy Javascript code to our 150+ data centers around the world and execute very close to your end-user. The edit/compile/debug story is already pretty amazing using the Workers IDE with integrated Chrome Dev Tools.
Using Webpack to bundle your Workers modules
Throughout this post, we’ll use contrived examples, shaky metaphors, and questionably accurate weather predictions to explain how to bundle your Service Worker with Webpack.
Building a serverless Slack bot using Cloudflare Workers
Our Workers platform can be used for a ton of useful purposes: for A/B testing, storage bucket authentication, coalescing responses from multiple APIs, and more. But Workers can also be put to use beyond "HTTP middleware": a Worker can effectively be a web application in its own right.
DroneDeploy and Cloudflare Workers
When we launched Workers much of the focus was on use cases surrounding websites running on origins that needed extra oomph. With Workers you can easily take a site and introduce a raft of personalization capabilities around a range of services.
Test New Features and Iterate Quickly with Cloudflare Workers
At Cloudflare, we believe that getting new products and features into the hands of customers as soon as possible is the best way to get great feedback. The thing about releasing products early and often is that sometimes they might not be initially ready for your entire user base.