⚡ Cloudflare Workers, Hono, Drizzle, Typescript, Angular
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mikepage.nl is my blog: software, agentic development, Cloudflare, and the occasional stray thought.
- Cloudflare Workers turn a failed stream into a 200 When a streamed response breaks halfway, the client still gets a truncated 200. A workaround, and when to use it.
- What made Deno great, and what replaces it The Deno team joined Cloudflare. What Deno's built-in tooling gave us, and how much of it the platform already covers.
- The Deno examples, on Workers All 57 Deno examples rewritten as plain Cloudflare Workers, using web APIs, bindings and Deno's std library. Each one is tested.
- Doctrine to Drizzle: losing the Unit of Work is the upgrade Porting a Symfony backend to Drizzle, the best part was losing the Unit of Work. Every write is now visible code.
- cf is a Cloudflare CLI written for the agent Cloudflare's new cf CLI covers the whole API, speaks JSON by default and tells agents how to find commands.
Flarestack is a batteries-included framework for full-stack apps that run on your own Cloudflare account. Auth, D1, files, jobs, mail, realtime, an admin and an MCP server for agents, deployed with one command.
tools.mikepage.nl is where the experiments live. Small DNS, email and network utilities, each one a live example of a Cloudflare Workers pattern. Every result has a shareable URL, and the ones with a JSON API are also tools on an MCP server.