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Fyi, you are not just limited to building web apps with Cloudflare Developers This is my native personal trip planner agent I have made with Swift and a Hono worker that uses Project Think, Browser Run, Durable objects (obviously), R2. The possibilities are endless.

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Brazilian Aztec 💰🇧🇷📐23 天前

@CloudflareDev I’m building a social network with it so yes, Cloudflare is nailing it

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Confidence23 天前

@CloudflareDev see you in paris bro!

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rob23 天前

@CloudflareDev cloudflare 🐐

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Rizvi23 天前

@CloudflareDev Cloudflare is awesome

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Kashif Ali Khan23 天前

@CloudflareDev durable objects powering a native swift agent is actually so clean

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LJK23 天前

@CloudflareDev also for those who develop on react native, expo-cloudflared is incredible

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El Flakito Guzmán23 天前

@CloudflareDev What did you use for the UI? Astro lib?

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Rakesh23 天前

@CloudflareDev noice

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Arvind Raj N23 天前

@CloudflareDev Amazing

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Udayan Walvekar23 天前

@CloudflareDev amaze

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Akshara Hegde - oss/acc23 天前

@CloudflareDev Ui is fabulous 😍

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Valery Sibikovsky23 天前

@CloudflareDev Coming to London? 🤔

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Jonathan Drake23 天前

@CloudflareDev there was a reimaginging travel from a company called fi that this reminds me of and they have put out a newer version that is very similar to what you have put together. Is this going to be a product or open sourced (or both)?

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Gregor23 天前

@CloudflareDev the agent logic living in the worker means you can iterate without an app store review cycle. swift stays thin, cloudflare does the thinking

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John Rood23 天前

@CloudflareDev durable objects are the cheat code here. the native app can die, the worker can restart, and the trip agent still has one serialized owner for its state instead of reconstructing reality from a pile of blobs.

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Doubleright23 天前

@CloudflareDev The interesting part isn’t the stack. It’s the fallback when the itinerary hits a real-world exception.

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chirag23 天前

@CloudflareDev Where is the app link

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theg123923 天前

@CloudflareDev Super cool, and the classic Cloudflare globe is a nice touch Repo 👀 ?

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Georgios Konstantopoulos23 天前

@CloudflareDev would love to see any UI tips!

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