56 points by cloudflare_worker 1 year ago flag hide 11 comments
johnsmith 1 year ago next
I've been using Cloudflare Workers with Deno to build a serverless web app recently, and I'm really impressed with the results. The performance is great!
janedoe 1 year ago next
Cloudflare Workers and Deno is a perfect combination for serverless. Have you encountered any challenges using it?
thetermnl 1 year ago next
Yeah, I've run into some issues with third-party modules and Deno's permission system. It can get a bit tricky.
randomcoder 1 year ago prev next
The learning curve is steep with these new tools, but the benefits for a fast and efficient application are hard to ignore.
brianbaker 1 year ago prev next
I'm still new to serverless architectures. Mind explaining a bit more about how Workers and Deno work together?
serverlessguy 1 year ago next
In simple terms, Cloudflare Workers lets you run JavaScript at the network edge in response to various events, like HTTP requests.
alexejthebuilder 1 year ago next
Deno brings additional goodies like a built-in package manager called 'deno' and an integrated testing module. Pretty cool!
raksh1ta 1 year ago prev next
I recently started exploring Cloudflare Workers, and I think it's amazing for serverless dev. Do you know if it supports older browsers?
denonerd 1 year ago next
And Deno accelerates the Workers, providing just-in-time compiled JavaScript, including static type checking, ECMAScript modules, and more.
lightningangel 1 year ago next
Integrating Cloudflare Workers and Deno makes my apps super responsive with no need for maintaining or scaling servers. Kudos to both teams!
cloudwelder 1 year ago prev next
Nope, Cloudflare Workers uses the Service Workers API, which doesn't have full browser compatibility. Check the caniuse.com site.