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Hello, I am a professional JavaScript dev who likes OCaml and indie hacking
I’ve been programming since 2000ish
I still build garbage web apps and have terrible hot takes
I also love people - even though they don’t all love me
I bet you didn’t know that @leostera , @jacobvejlin_ , @RozenMD , and I were also imaginary professional baseball players
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will be hanging around in the Project Build area! with @samhuckaby @dillon_mulroy and more!
come say hi 👋
#CloudflareConnect
Never been to SF before, quick, what are some things I can say to strangers I meet to befriend the locals?
Travel is always and forever in tension with leaving my family for a short period
I hope it never gets easier
Please, we have families, we just want to help you out @Muse team
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Paging @MSFTCopilot if you have a spare devrel to help me track down a code owner
I’ve been thinking a lot about what the workflow from 0 to 1 looks like for non technical people lately. This certainly feels like a step in that direction
Love seeing Cloudflare being used to imagine a better world
App Composer is a platform for setting up, building, combining and deploying applications with AI agents.
Get Ready handles the environment before you even need an app idea: domains, DNS, Cloudflare, GitHub, Codex, authentication and tooling. It verifies the setup with a real HTTPS deployment.
Init lets users configure apps through forms, generating portable specifications for Codex to build, test and deploy.
Composition combines independently maintained GitHub mini-apps through shared data, events and actions. Each retains its own source, configuration, storage, domain and update history. Agents handle implementation and maintenance.
Stack: EmDash, Astro, TypeScript, Cloudflare Workers, D1/R2, Access, GitHub, Codex, Cloudflare plugin/Skills/MCP and Wrangler. Woodhouse provides agent orchestration without becoming a runtime dependency.
The objective is to make the entire software lifecycle accessible, not merely generate code.
Inspired by: @samhuckaby
















