How Cloudflare Uses Ruby

The 2025 Cloudflare Radar Year in Review highlights significant trends in internet traffic, the rise of AI, post-quantum encryption, and the increase in DDoS attacks.

Cloudflare is sponsoring two open source projects, Ladybird and Omarchy, to promote a healthier ecosystem for the open web.

The article introduces Workers AI, a serverless AI inference platform powered by Cloudflare's global network of GPUs.

The article discusses the modernization of the build system for Cloudflare Pages, introducing a new beta version that supports updated tools and languages, including Node. js, Python, and Ruby.

The article introduces Wildebeest, an open-source server compatible with ActivityPub and Mastodon, built on Cloudflare's Supercloud.

This article discusses how to enhance static sites by integrating dynamic capabilities using Cloudflare D1, a new SQL database service.

This article discusses the integration of Cloudflare Workers with micro-frontends, presenting a fragments architecture that enhances web application performance and scalability.

Cloudflare's R2 object storage service is now generally available, providing developers with a cost-effective solution for data storage without egress fees.

The article discusses the enhancement of RubyDocs using Cloudflare Workers and Workers KV to improve documentation accessibility for Ruby projects.

In this JAMstack podcast episode, Kenton Varda from Cloudflare discusses the concept of originless code and the capabilities of Cloudflare Workers, a serverless platform that enables developers to ...

The article discusses efforts to enhance the performance of LuaJIT, a Just-In-Time compiler for the Lua programming language, through a collaboration between Cloudflare and King's College London.

This article discusses various tools and techniques for debugging, testing, and utilizing HTTP/2, particularly in the context of CloudFlare's implementation.