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Great video. Keep em coming

This is the video that convinced me to move to Drizzle from Prisma. Please keep these videos coming.

Awesome thanks! I started using Cloudflare for my nextJS projects after your previous video. The 1 MiB worker size limit is a bit tricky to deal with and I was wondering if I should split my app. But then the codebase first approach would become an issue regarding schema sharing. That’s great you showed us how to deal with database first approach !

Hey, what do you think of T4-stack?

I started using Drizzle a few months ago! Their docs are awesome. Good video keep it up!

Joe Jimbob!

Great video, thanks for the quick, no nonsense approach. Is there a way to codify/automate infrastructure on CloudFlare using something like Terraform?

Cloudflare can be able to deploy next js but not in a performant way like vercel. That's why opennext is trying to solve this

i have a few toy projects on cloudflare. a static site and an api layer with db access. notes on this video - you need to get a domain name, you might have to pull out your credit card for this - the framing of this video makes it seem you have unlimited use. the only mention of usage based billing was R2. felt slightly misleading. - i think cloudflare pricing is very attractive because they're so unknown. as they grow, they will likely raise prices. they're a publicly listed company after all.

Well done ! You gave an objective view!

very very underrated YT Channel.

I have a problem with the functions size being over 1MB.

Can it replace (Coolify + Hetzner setup ) ?

You've built an app. CF slaps you with a bill and asks you to join their Enterprise plan and you're so vendor locked-in that you can't do anything but pay cloudflare more than your app is making.

Thank you for such a great content!

make a long dedicated video for walkthrough and building of this project and deployement, please.

I've been using various cloudflare services for a few years now and I'm baffled on how good their services are and how bad, or just non-existent, their marketing is at the same time. Every single time I propose their services as an alternative to the usual azure/gcp/aws stack when working for a project that's migrating from onprem to cloud or just trying to expand company's cloud infra I get the 'cloudflare can do that?'

Cloudfront seems great! Would be nice if you shared your exploration on DO, GCP, etc. Just so viewers can compare themself. Especially given that you can't write non-ts code like golang, etc

🎉 awesome explanation

Can you this using php?😅

Cloudflare should just cancel its whole marketing department and replace it with your priceless videos. Also, take a look at SST, the product is as cool as Cloudflare ones but it's not getting the popularity it deserves. And please keep up with the unique, original, high-quality content!

Bro enjoys vendor lock in 😂

Great content! Would you create an extended tutorial including coding for this project in the near future?

Or get a cheap netcup or hetzner instance and nuts

cloudflare dns video length

let's go, found another insanely good dev youtuber that'll go big in no time; don't forget us when you get there!

Is the domain name part, it can't be, like does cloudflare offers a free domain name ??? Without subdomain nahhhh

there is a severe vendor lockin with this

How to print current URL in cloudflare workers

Lol you guys just reazile this but im using clodflare more than a year

i deploy to github pages its free all the way :D will need my trusty pi to be choked as being the backend

But R2 requires a credit card to use

You use cloudflare until you become successful enough that they extort you and pull the rug out demanding millions of dollars or they kill your app...

More videos plz🥺 like hosting website (hugo static site) in Cloudflare & some tips & trick

Everything is sunshine and roses until you met their "security and compliance team" aka the sales team. Fortunately if you made it that far you would probably have a successful project. Go see what happened to a startup, theprimeagen has a video reviewing a post about it.

I'm still learning about cloudflare, wouldn't it make sense to utilise their workflow product to persist state for the api route between the function calls in the process-transcript endpoint where you added the queue?

Our backends and db is already on AWS. But amplify is really bad, so i was hesitating to go out of vercel. Need to check out CF.

Yet another person realizing that Vercel is overpriced user-friendly crap.

Vercel also has some limitations with req body size limit.

And this is why the video started looping. And I closed the video

As a business decision, do not create a scenario where your whole company is depending on the services offered by one provider and their current pricing for said service.

I wonder if you are a CF employee, this is really good marketing

What about just learn aws it really not that hard...

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Heroku when it was free tier was personal 😂😂

bro is not pregnant, still delivered

Wow i wonder what his recommendation on cheaper and faster alternatives to vercel will be after his only 2 videos being abouf cloudflare being better than everything else....

Yt recommended this video to me, great qualty I hope you will keep posting.

You're using next js static export for cloudflare pages right? If so, how can you communicate to database right from front end without any backend since the static export doesn't support server action nor api route?. This video should be great if you explain how this works.🎉

can I run a puppeteer instance with cloud fare ?