We write about what we build every day: EmDash, Cloudflare, automation and design.
We spent two days on EmDash — Cloudflare's open-source CMS that many call the “WordPress killer”. We built a full blog with taxonomies, a shop with orders and a PWA, and an AI agent did all of it through the built-in MCP server without touching the admin panel. This is what worked, where we struggled, and what “free plan” really means.
Social cards, canonical links and locale hints — three things that change a site's visibility. Our practical checklist.
This site's visual language: dark neutral, a lime accent and a mint glow. Why we picked the palette and how tokens keep it consistent.
Georgian, English, Ukrainian, Hebrew, Turkish, Armenian, Azerbaijani, Arabic — one database, one panel. Lessons from an eight-language blog.
An agent reads sources, writes the article, translates it, draws a cover and publishes — while humans make decisions. Our pipeline, explained.
Workers compute, D1 stores data, R2 stores files. How the trio powers an EmDash site and what fits in the free plan.
This blog runs on EmDash taxonomies: hierarchical categories, flat tags and series. Here is why a serious blog needs all three.
