This Blog's Stack: Next.js 16, Vinext, SearXNG, Crawl4AI
An overview of the stack behind this blog: Next.js 16, Vinext, Cloudflare Workers, D1/R2, and admin-side SearXNG/Crawl4AI.
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Building a Next.js Blog on Cloudflare Workers and D1
A case study of this blog: architecture and design decisions for Cloudflare Workers, D1, R2, and a Next.js-compatible vinext runtime.
Read articleNo-Routes Worker Deploys: Verify the Active Version
For no-routes version uploads, verify the traffic allocation after versions deploy and require the intended Worker version to reach 100% before completion.
Read articleImage Delivery with Next.js 16, Vinext, and Cloudflare R2
Trace the production media pipeline from authenticated upload and WebP conversion through temporary R2, D1 claims, content-hash promotion, and same-origin delivery.
Read articleAdmin Login with Turnstile, Email OTP, and Attempt Limits
A source-aligned guide to request-bound Turnstile validation, D1-backed OTP throttling, signed sessions, and remaining enumeration risks.
Read articleD1 Has No Down Migrations: A Forward-Only Recovery Strategy
The Wrangler D1 migration CLI has no down command. Use forward fixes, whole-database Time Travel, and schema compatibility without rewriting history.
Read articleSix Guardrails for a Safe Next.js Blog Refactor
Six guardrails for safe refactoring: focused tests, fail-loud deploys, D1 forward recovery, small commits, and one full pre-push gate.
Read articleOperating D1 site search with FTS5: trigram, bigram, and LIKE
An operations record for isolated public site search that selects LIKE, bigram, or trigram by normalized query shape without merging result sets.
Read articleJapanese Full-Text Search on D1 with FTS5 Trigram
A D1 search route using LIKE for one or gramless two code points, bigram for valid pairs, trigram for longer terms, and path-specific fallbacks.
Read articleA Japanese Bigram Index on D1 and FTS5
How normalized adjacent pairs are written to D1 FTS5 with a changes() guard, a separate restore builder, and snapshot-preserving backfill.
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