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This blog ran on Ghost for five years. It now runs on EmDash, on Cloudflare Workers, with the words in D1 and the images in R2. Every old URL still resolves. Here is how the migration actually went — the pipeline, the four bugs that fought back, and what I would do differently.
To send an email via a CloudFlare Worker you will need to call a email provider. AWS Simple Email Service (SES) is a robust transactional email provider that I already use in a number of other projects, and simplifies my billing. However the JavaScript SDK provided by AWS is very large and is not compatible with the CloudFlare Worker runtime. So we will want to roll our own simple API call to the SES.
Helping users find what they want fast is essential for a good user experience. Using a typeahead input box allows this. But to be effective it needs to be fast.
Any new business owner needs a domain. Essential for your web presence, emails and other internet services.
To allow me to configure your CloudFlare account in a secure way without sharing your login details, login to your CloudFlare account, then from the dashboard (1) Select Manage Account, then Members from the Side Panel on the left. (2) Invite a member by entering in my email address [email protected] and press Add. (3) Choose a Scope by either defining individual domains or select All domains (4) Specify the Account Scoped Roles to give either Super Administrator or Administrator privileges. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click Continue to summary.