⚔️ Introducing Slshx: a library for building strongly-typed Discord commands that run on Cloudflare Workers, using a React-inspired syntax. It focuses on providing a great local dev experience, powered by Miniflare 2. Think live-reload, but for commands: github.com/mrbbot/slshx

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Hey everyone! 👋 I've just released the next version of Slshx ⚔️, a library for building strongly-typed, React-inspired Discord commands on Workers, with support for modals, attachment options and nicer error messages directly in Discord. Check it out here github.com/mrbbot/slshx

😱 I'm so excited! Most Miniflare issues are behaviour mismatches, but this will allow Miniflare to evolve so it runs your code exactly as deployed. Wrangler 2 currently has remote and local modes, but we should unify these. I’ll be joining the team soon to help build this.

Be sure not to miss our own Brendan Coll's talk at the TypeScript London Meetup! His talk will cover a deep-dive of how Cloudflare Workers' runtime automatically generates TypeScript definitions. See you tomorrow at 17:30 PM at Cloudflare's London office. ts.alistair.sh

Thank you for organising the meetup! Had a great time! My slides are here mrbbot-ts-london-slides.pages.dev 😀

We’re proud to announce the release of Wrangler v3 – the first version of Wrangler with local-by-default development, powered by Miniflare v3 and the open-source Workers workerd runtime. cfl.re/430uiXk #DeveloperWeek

The testing experience for Cloudflare Workers is about to get soooooo much better 👀

🌊A deep dive into how Brendan Coll & colleagues built support for running Vitest tests in the Cloudflare Workers. Brendan will start by giving an overview of the Cloudflare dev platform, including open-source workerd JS runtime & local simulator Miniflare: nodecongress.com

XBOW Our showcase traces are my favorite part. You can read actual traces of XBOW at work, and the things it can do have been really astonishing to me: CBC padding oracles, remotely debugging an exfiltration exploit on a compromised server, and more: xbow.com/traces

A few months ago, I left Cloudflare to join a new startup. I really enjoyed working at Cloudflare, and there was lots more stuff I wanted to build, but this seemed like a very exciting opportunity I'd regret not taking. Introducing XBOW! 🎉