Sending transactional email from Cloudflare Workers with raw fetch (not the Resend SDK)
The Resend SDK works on Workers, but raw fetch is smaller, has nothing to shim, and gives you full control of failure handling. Worked example from Gee Ledger's invitation, invoice, and support email handlers — plus the one place the SDK still earns its keep.
D1 has no transactions — using client.batch() for multi-step writes
Cloudflare D1 has no BEGIN/COMMIT. The official answer is client.batch(), but it has four subtle rules worth writing down. Worked example from DuitGee's fund-transfer handler.
Fixing Giscus comments: why Announcements is a trap
If you're manually creating a GitHub Discussion for every blog post, your Giscus category is probably the problem. The fix is four small config decisions — plus one migration footgun nobody warns you about.
Cloudflare Cron Jobs in SvelteKit
How to add cron job support to a SvelteKit app deployed on Cloudflare Workers, since the adapter doesn't natively support the scheduled event handler.
Integrate Better Auth and Google One Tap with Hono and SvelteKit
A walkthrough of wiring Better Auth with Google One Tap into a SvelteKit app, using Hono for the API layer and Cloudflare D1 + Workers for the backend.
Drizzle with Cloudflare D1 — the everyday usage guide
The read, write, and soft-delete patterns I reach for every day when working against Cloudflare D1 through Drizzle — dynamic filters, joins, RETURNING, audit fields, and the sql template. Worked examples from DuitGee.
Using Nx with SvelteKit — caching without the monorepo
Nx is usually pitched as a monorepo tool for Angular or React, but since v18's "project crystal" it works cleanly on a single SvelteKit project too — and the build cache alone is worth the install.
Using Cloudflare KV with SvelteKit
How to wire a Cloudflare KV namespace into a SvelteKit app deployed on Cloudflare — creating the namespace, binding it in wrangler, exposing it through hooks, and the basic read/write patterns in server routes.
Deploy SvelteKit to Cloudflare Pages
A straight walkthrough for deploying a SvelteKit app to Cloudflare Pages — installing the Cloudflare adapter, wiring a Git repo to a Pages project, and configuring the build.
Use SvelteKit with a Wails desktop app
Wails bundles a Go backend with a web frontend into a native desktop binary. The default scaffold uses vanilla Svelte; swapping in SvelteKit as the frontend takes four config changes and an SPA-mode layout file.