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A curated, awesome-style list of Cloudflare tools, open-source projects, guides, blogs and other resources — collected so indie developers can find ready-made, low-cost tools without trawling GitHub themselves.
A curated, awesome-style list of Cloudflare tools, open-source projects, guides, blogs and other resources — collected so indie developers can find ready-made, low-cost tools without trawling GitHub themselves.Is this a tool I install, or just a catalog to browse?Just a catalog. Entries are grouped into sections like image hosting, email, blogs, scaffolds, short links, website analytics, tunnels, file sharing and monitoring, each listed with its features, an online demo address and a maintenance status.
Just a catalog. Entries are grouped into sections like image hosting, email, blogs, scaffolds, short links, website analytics, tunnels, file sharing and monitoring, each listed with its features, an online demo address and a maintenance status.Can I trust that every project in the list still works?No — every entry carries a status flag and some are explicitly marked as no longer maintained, so check the status column before committing time to one.
No — every entry carries a status flag and some are explicitly marked as no longer maintained, so check the status column before committing time to one.I am a solo developer — is this list meant for people like me?Yes, it targets independent developers in their early exploratory stage. Inclusion criteria: the project should boost your development efficiency, cut your costs, and be simple and convenient enough.
Yes, it targets independent developers in their early exploratory stage. Inclusion criteria: the project should boost your development efficiency, cut your costs, and be simple and convenient enough.What kinds of projects can I find in it?Mostly free, open-source services that run entirely on Cloudflare: temporary email with attachments and auto-reply, image hosting on R2 or Telegraph, blogs and a self-hosted CMS on Pages, Workers and D1, URL shorteners, comment systems, tunnels, speed tests and monitoring.
Mostly free, open-source services that run entirely on Cloudflare: temporary email with attachments and auto-reply, image hosting on R2 or Telegraph, blogs and a self-hosted CMS on Pages, Workers and D1, URL shorteners, comment systems, tunnels, speed tests and monitoring.Is there an online version of the list?Yes — besides the GitHub page, the README links an Awesome Cloudflare online navigation site where you can browse the same categories without digging through markdown tables.
Yes — besides the GitHub page, the README links an Awesome Cloudflare online navigation site where you can browse the same categories without digging through markdown tables.Do I need my own server for these projects?Usually not. They are built on Cloudflare Workers, Pages and storage like D1, KV and R2, and the README highlights projects that deploy with nothing more than a domain resolving to Cloudflare.
Usually not. They are built on Cloudflare Workers, Pages and storage like D1, KV and R2, and the README highlights projects that deploy with nothing more than a domain resolving to Cloudflare.Where should a beginner start?Pick the category that matches a need — a blog or a temp mailbox is a gentle first deploy — then follow the entry's demo link and repo; most run on Cloudflare's free tier with a single domain.
Pick the category that matches a need — a blog or a temp mailbox is a gentle first deploy — then follow the entry's demo link and repo; most run on Cloudflare's free tier with a single domain.What are similar projects?blog, android-tech-frontier, NotionNext, deploy-your-own-saas, awesome-sre, Blog, blog, panda-vpn-pro
blog, android-tech-frontier, NotionNext, deploy-your-own-saas, awesome-sre, Blog, blog, panda-vpn-proWhich topics is it in?blog, cms, file-sharing, tunnel, email, cloudflare, analytics, guide, monitoring, awesome-list, tutorial, curated-list
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