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Cloudflare moved its blog to EmDash on Cloudflare Workers, added caching, redesigned the UI, and rolled out traffic gradually to boost performance and enable agent tools.

Cloudflare Workers and Hyperdrive with TanStack Start – Master.dev Blog
Using Cloudflare Workers with Hyperdrive and TanStack Start requires per-request database objects to avoid runtime errors and connection limits.
also on Hyperdrive, PlanetScale, Cloudflare, #cloud-computing, #web-development, #developer-tools
Introducing EmDash — the spiritual successor to WordPress that solves plugin security
Cloudflare launches EmDash, a serverless TypeScript CMS built on Astro that sandboxed plugins via Workers isolates to solve WordPress security issues while offering MIT licensing and x402 payments.
also on EmDash, Cloudflare, #cloud-computing, #web-development, #developer-tools
Video Conferencing with Postgres — PlanetScale
A developer demonstrates live video calls over PostgreSQL using logical replication, achieving 15fps with a $5 database.
also on PlanetScale, #developer-tools
What is a database transaction?
PlanetScale's blog post uses visualizations to explain database transactions, isolation levels, and ACID properties, sparking discussion on their intuitive presentation and underlying complexities.
also on PlanetScale, #developer-tools
You might not need… a service worker
Service workers are essential for offline support, push notifications, and background sync, but other use cases are often better solved with simpler alternatives like HTTP caching or server-side logic.
also on Cloudflare Workers, #performance, #web-development