Obviously we would love it if we converted you. We recently added client-side navigation: docs.rwsdk.com/guides/front...

This hijacks the anchor tags and uses the RSC render to replace the content, which gives you a single-page app-like experience, but you can still use the same mental model.

Hey Dominik! Someone in the RedwoodJS community shared this, and I'd love to show you what we have built. We have true "middleware, not in the middle of nowhere." /cc @p4p8.bsky.social

thanks for the recommendation - we'll try and reach out on our side as well!

Although, I show how it works with @redwoodjs.com, you can use the same principles and use it with any stack - Next, Vue, PHP, etc.

Here's the source code for my demo:
github.com/harshil1712/...

Loved this, thank you!

What impressed me was prioritizing economic justice at the framework level. That manifests in minimal code sent to the client hosted on a Cloudflare edge worker for free; reducing costs for website owners and customers.

No $20/mo hosting lock-in scheme.

Wish #webcomponents had an SDK like this...

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That's awesome!
Are you on our Discord?

I think I have a small guide in the works for rwsdk, drizzle for both d1 and durable objs, and better-auth.

Drizzle w/ both cf SQLite options and better-auth in one repo and drizzle studio was slightly tricky to figure out.

Neither the app or the guide are ready yet but will publish something.

Curious about what you built?

Thanks!

We're insanely excited! Cannot wait to see what the future of web-development holds:

rwsdk.com/blog/rwsdk-x...