> Surprised this didn't get a higher placement on the HN front page, only 34 points?

looks like HN has finally defeated the cloudflare voting ring

> Surprised this didn't get a higher placement on the HN front page, only 34 points?

Vercel may be bad, but they have been a net positive to the web landscape, so many projects are alive because of them. And I truly respect the hard work the next devs put into their code and test suites. I'm surprised any self respecting dev even votes this up.

>Surprised this didn't get a higher placement on the HN front page, only 34 points?

The last time Cloudflare vibe-coded something, it was a glorified proof-of-concept with TODOs up the wazoo.

>The only people that have trouble with this development are the gatekeepers who think that code should be sacred and revered by itself. That is a perversion of computing, and we got the wrong group of people there.

I'm not sure who the hell you're talking about, but I'd guess from your comment that you have a pretty high opinion of yourself.

> I agree, and so do a lot of my peers that code has quickly become nothing more than a tool to accomplish a task.

Wait a minute, can we at least wait until this dethrones next.js before making suck claims?

last time I tried to use nextjs in a cloudflare worker there was a lot of issues

> Code never was and never should have been the product in and of itself

Except that the code completely and precisely defines the actual product. Bad code => bad product.

> code should be sacred and revered by itself

As a production of the hand and mind, code should be revered - if only as the mark of the human or groups of humans that made it.

> the wrong group of people

The group of people who care deeply about the world around them.

> Surprised this didn't get a higher placement on the HN front page, only 34 points?

Without spending the time on reading through all the details for the umpteenth “look what we built with AI!” article, I assume this is as valid as Anthropic’s claim about building a C++ compiler a few weeks ago where, when you looked under the hood, it was still relying on existing compilers.

Like OK, I really don’t believe the claims to begin with, but even if I do take them at face value, you just recreated something already existing and working for years?

Or just skip/migrate off of the Next.js and other JS SSR rats nets to Elixir and Phoenix LiveView - Claude and Codex are both very good with Elixir now: https://elixirisallyouneed.dev