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Cloudflare Is Building a Transactional Email Service — And It Could Replace Brevo, Mailgun, and Postmark

Cloudflare Is Building a Transactional Email Service — And It Could Replace Brevo, Mailgun, and Postmark

If you have ever set up transactional email for a web application, you know the ritual. Pick a provider — Mailgun, Postmark, SendGrid, Brevo. Create an account. Verify your domain by adding SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records one by one. Wait for DNS propagation. Submit your sending domain for review. Wait again. Hope your first emails do not land in spam while your sender reputation is building. Pay a monthly fee that scales uncomfortably with your user base.

Sandra SafariMar 24, 2026
Cloudflare Just Built a Next.js Replacement in One Week With AI — And It Could Free Thousands of Developers From Vercel's Bills

Cloudflare Just Built a Next.js Replacement in One Week With AI — And It Could Free Thousands of Developers From Vercel's Bills

For small projects and side hustles, Vercel's free tier is generous enough. But the moment your application gets real traffic, needs proper team collaboration, or requires advanced features like ISR caching and edge functions at scale, the bills climb fast. Vercel's Pro plan starts at $20 per month per team member. Enterprise pricing is custom, meaning expensive. And because Next.js was built by Vercel, deploying it anywhere else has always involved a painful compatibility dance with tools like OpenNext that require constant maintenance as Next.js versions change.

Caleb MusiliFeb 25, 2026
Cloudflare Just Made R2 Significantly Faster for African Developers — Here Is What Changed and Why It Matters

Cloudflare Just Made R2 Significantly Faster for African Developers — Here Is What Changed and Why It Matters

If you are a Kenyan or African developer building on Cloudflare R2, there is a feature that quietly launched in open beta earlier this month that you should enable on your buckets right now. It is called Local Uploads, it costs nothing extra, and depending on where your users are relative to your bucket, it could cut your upload latency by up to 75%.

Sandra SafariFeb 22, 2026

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