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Full-Stack on Cloudflare: Master Full-Stack Development on the Worker Edge Network

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9 comprehensive modules taking you from beginner to building production-ready SaaS applications on Cloudflare.

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Learn to build with cutting-edge serverless technologies that scale globally and perform at the edge.

Backpine Labs just dropped a new course. They’ve been putting out some really good videos on YouTube about the Cloudflare Developer Platform, so this should be worth checking out. Here’s the link:

https://learn.backpine.com/

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dyowee

dyowee

I really haven’t tried much of building cloud applications considering how expensive AWS or Azure are, but if Cloudflare is much cheaper, then this should be a good starting point for me.

gfqdjb

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Last I checked, Cloudflare’s free plan was pretty generous, and their paid plan was cheaper than most other serverless providers. There might be some edge cases where others come out cheaper, but overall Cloudflare usually wins on price.

faust

faust

Interesting, I’ll have a look later.

thanks!

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