Web Standards Meet Full-Stack
summary
Demo shows Redwood SDK running on Cloudflare with Miniflare local dev, D1 database, and Durable Objects for sessions and live state. Builds a server‑first to‑do app that streams React Server Components, adds optional client hydration and view transitions via client navigation, and wires real‑time via websockets to push RSC payloads. Routes are plain request→response functions, middleware and interrupters control auth, and a one‑command deploy (pmppm release) pushes a working site to production. Redwood SDK
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to RedwoodJS
- 1:00Redwood SDK overview
- 3:17Building with server components
- 7:44Adding interactivity
- 10:31Advanced React features
- 12:22Real-time features with websockets
- 13:35Deployment and recap
- 14:55Q&A and community
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