Cloudflare 30 posts

Moving a static blog from Netlify to Cloudflare Pages, and the Plausible Analytics proxy worker I built along the way.

George Mandis (1)

Cloudflare is folding Pages into Workers. Pages isn't getting killed tomorrow, but all the new stuff lands on Workers only. I migrated all my Pages projects eaâ¦

Rick Cogley (1)

In this post, I will show you how I integrate Brotli level 11 compression directly into my 11ty build process to squeeze every possible byte out of my blog’s HTML.

Matt Hobbs (8)

My experience merging an 11ty static site and API into a single Cloudflare Worker, plus a bash script to delete old Pages deployments when the dashboard won't let you.

Alex Zappa (3)

Notes on optimal ways to pull together a redirects file suitable for a Cloudflare hosted website.

Simon Cox (17)

This month I began yet another web side-project: a weekly newsletter called Web Technology News on the Ghost platform. I currently have two other active websites: Cybercultural, my internet history site that I run via Eleventy and Cloudflare (and Buttondown for email delivery); and my personal websi

Richard MacManus (3)

DNS and SSL certificate gotcha when finding a new home for a website

John Skiles Skinner (2)

It's Workers all the way down.

Ben White (3)

One person is typing.

Cassey Lottman (2)

The Problem Cloudflare offers build caching for static site generators like Eleventy . Both are powering this blog. Great.…

Martin Hähnel (14)

At some point I will write about my Obsidian as a blog editor setup in more detail, but I just wanted to make a note here,…

Martin Hähnel (14)

I switched the hosting of my personal website from Netlify to CloudFlare Pages yesterday. Here is why.

Rob O'Leary (13)

In this post, I investigate how you can use a mixture of dynamic and static Brotli compression with the Cloudflare Pro plan, for optimal web performance.

Matt Hobbs (8)

In this post I investigate how you can use a mixture of dynamic and static Brotli compression with the Cloudflare Pro plan, for optimal web performance.

Matt Hobbs (8)

It's been a while coming, but I've finally managed to get around to migrating to 11ty and Cloudflare Pages. I go over the ups and downs of the migration process in this blog post.

Matt Hobbs (8)

In this post, we walk you through the steps of hosting a static website project on Cloudflare Pages. Why Cloudflare Pages? Multiple options exist for static website hosting. This time we will explore the Cloudflare pages option. Cloudflare pages have free and paid tiers. At the time of writing this

Saulius Zukauskas (1)

I *was* rendering about 3300 pages every time my 11ty site built — probably overkill. About 615 artist pages, 1200+ movie pages, 500 show pages, 500 for books and ~35 for genres. Whew. Build times hovered at about a minute (still very impressive!) but would only ever increase

Cory Dransfeldt (46)

Everything shared from my site to Mastodon runs out of a single all activity RSS feed. You're welcome to subscribe to it, but it's formatted with social syndication in mind — emojis, hashtags and truncation that match that use case. This feed is populated from a fairly verbose `processConten

Cory Dransfeldt (46)

A web developer living, working and playing in Scotland.

Patrick Grey (1)

After some recent incidents involving Netlify and Vercel, I decided to play it safe and move my website and another side project to Cloudflare.

Aleksandr Hovhannisyan (14)

Decap CMS & Eleventy Auto Cache Buster

Cassey Lottman (2)

How I migrated my static site from Netlify to Cloudflare including setting up Functions to handle contact form requests

Sia Karamalegos (13)

Deploy an Eleventy site to Cloudflare Pages efficiently with GitHub's action cache I have wanted to move this site from Netlify for a while now, but the recent news about their bandwidth p...

Jonas Brusman (1)

Scheduling static site deploys daily

Jeff Sheets (5)

Keeping old paths alive on the new site

Jeff Sheets (5)

Troubleshoot Cloudflare Pages errors with 11ty. Set Node version in Environment Variables to resolve build failures and deploy successfully now today.

Simon Cox (17)

When I started using Webmention on this site (more than 5 years ago!), I was building the site on my local computer, and uploading the build result on my hosting with `rsync`. I've moved to Cloudflare Pages 6 months ago, which means webmentions where updated only when I pushed new content to Git

Nicolas Hoizey (5)

Website rebuild using Eleventy for a faster, flat-file setup. Improved SEO, performance, and design while optimizing hosting with Netlify and Cloudflare Pages.

Simon Cox (17)

There are plenty of ways to get your 11ty site live depending on preferences and skill set, this blog walks through a few of the popular ones including Gitlab pages, Vercel, Netlify and Cloudflare pages

Mike Street (13)

Learn how to schedule blog posts and other items to go live with your static site generator without having to rebuild the whole site. Get all the benefits of a dynamic CSS with static files

Mike Street (13)