Welcome to Syntax.

Today we have an episode on, we're going to call it full-stack Cloudflare, which is a big fan of Cloudflare.

We've got CJ on today. Scott's not feeling greatest, so CJ's filling in.

And turns out CJ also is a big Cloudflare fan, right, CJ?

It's true, yeah. I mean, I actually didn't use Cloudflare much until last year.

Before that, I kind of only knew them as, like, DNS set up.

But then last year, I started working with Hono and then learned about all the stuff they have.

Like, Q Value Workers and D1.

Yeah, it's crazy.

It's kind of crazy. Like, for those who don't know, Cloudflare is a, I think everybody knows them as the like DDoS DNS protector,

but they're really a bit of like an AWS competitor, you know, and they have so many different products to a point where you can pretty much build,

you can build an entire full stack application

just on Cloudflare products.

And they're kind of unique in that all of their products

are slightly different than the norms,

but because of the way that they approach things,

if you're willing to sort of approach it in a Cloudflare

way, you can get huge benefits in terms of cost. It's relatively cheap and performance as well,

where you can sometimes just get crazy things up and running with just a couple lines of

code. I did just get a message from Scott.

Scott bunked his head when he was snowboarding, which is my greatest fear. And so he's,

he's not feeling too great right now. So that's why CJ's filling in. Yeah. You know what is

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