Serverless WordPress
WordPress’s editor without a WordPress server. The editor runs in your browser with WordPress Playground, and Cloudflare stores the content and rebuilds the static site.

WordPress’s editor without a WordPress server. The editor runs in your browser with WordPress Playground, and Cloudflare stores the content and rebuilds the static site.
Spam-protected website forms without a form service. A Cloudflare Worker checks Cloudflare Turnstile and emails each submission, and Vue composables handle the form.
A web app that tracks the TV shows I watch, emails me when a show is renewed or cancelled, and adds new episodes to my calendar. I first built it in 2020, then rebuilt it with Nuxt on Cloudflare.
Earlier this year I bought a 2007 Mitsubishi Delica D:5. The D:5 has been sold in Japan since 2007 but was never officially sold in the UK. Mine is a Japanese import, which means that while it is perfectly legal and registered with the DVLA, getting insurance for it can be a little more complicated […]
I moved this site’s builds, hosting, forms and images from Netlify to Cloudflare Workers, and upgraded it to Nuxt 4 and TypeScript along the way. Here’s what moved where, and what caught me out.
Our ECS services scaled on CPU and memory, which meant traffic spikes took the platform down before a new container ever started. Scaling on busy PHP-FPM workers fixed the outages and let us run 3 containers instead of 8.
Working with Google Cloud can be confusing for beginners and sometimes all you need is to manipulate a Google Sheet. I have a couple of use cases for downloading a sheet and uploading a sheet. I haven’t quite figured out the upload part yet, but I have got downloading to work. I’ve decided to write […]
I had a task to add a Google Analytics ID to the user profile in LiveChat. We wanted to be able to match up the person we were chatting to with the analytics data in Google. This looked really simple according to their docs. You can just use the following function: What their docs failed […]
With Netlify’s acquisition of Gatsby and subsequent shutdown of Gatsby Cloud, it left many users racing to migrate their deployment pipeline to Netlify. Netlify did do well to implement some of Gatsby Cloud’s features, but the overall experience feels half-baked. Many of the docs are incomplete, or haven’t been updated in a couple of years. […]