Learn CLOUDFLARE-WORKERS with Real Code Examples
Updated Nov 25, 2025
Practical Examples
Edge caching and request rewriting
Global API endpoint
Bot detection and security logic
Serverless image optimization
Real-time analytics at the edge
Troubleshooting
Check deployment logs via Wrangler
Verify KV namespace and Durable Object bindings
Test routes in local dev mode
Monitor Cloudflare dashboard for errors
Inspect HTTP headers for routing issues
Testing Guide
Use `wrangler dev` for local testing
Unit test business logic separately
Test KV and Durable Object bindings
Simulate requests with curl or Postman
Use Cloudflare logs and analytics for runtime issues
Deployment Options
Deploy via Wrangler CLI (`wrangler publish`)
Connect to custom domains
Use Workers Routes for URL mapping
Integrate with Pages for static+dynamic sites
Combine multiple workers via routing and APIs
Tools Ecosystem
Wrangler CLI
Cloudflare dashboard
Cloudflare KV storage
Durable Objects
Third-party monitoring and logging tools
Integrations
Cloudflare KV and R2 storage
Durable Objects for consistent state
Cloudflare Pages for static sites
Third-party APIs via fetch
Analytics and monitoring services
Productivity Tips
Keep Workers lightweight for speed
Leverage KV/Durable Objects for state
Use Wrangler CLI for deployment efficiency
Monitor edge performance regularly
Combine Workers with caching and Cloudflare services
Challenges
Understanding edge execution model
Managing global state with KV/Durable Objects
Optimizing function execution time
Debugging and monitoring edge functions
Integrating multiple workers in complex workflows