Welcome to Syntax. Today we have a really interesting guest on to talk about Redwood

SDK. So we had Tom Preston Warner on, I don't know, maybe a year, year and a half ago

to talk about Redwood JS. And they've done a little pivot into something called Redwood

SDK. And I'm so excited about this that it's middle of the night for Peter.

And I just DMed him.

I was like, you want to record right now?

And he said, yes, let's do it.

So I'm pretty excited about it.

Welcome, Peter.

Thanks so much for coming on.

It's a super pleasure to be here.

I'm also really excited by you picking up with SDK. I obviously wanted to spread like wildfire.

I think it has some great ideas, but I want people to pick them out. Let's chat about them,

figure out what's better. Yeah, so I just spent the last probably hour and a half

going through it. So, like, I've got, I've got a million questions and my headspace is in it.

So the idea with, with Redwood SDK is that it's a, what, what, a framework for building React

apps on Cloudflare? Is that, is that, give us the pitch of what it is.

Yeah, yeah. So Redwood SDK is a React framework for Cloudflare. It starts off as a VIT

plugin that then gives you server-side rendering, React server components with client-side hydration, and then also real-time capabilities that are provided by Cloudflare's durable object objects.

Then Cloudflare is the platform. So what you get from them is a super fast edge network all over the world.

You get a D1 database. You get R2 so you can store your files.

You get cues. You get really, really great abilities to serve images to the right devices at the

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