Woot, welcome to football season! Ok, preseason, but I am beyond excited to watch my Saints play later today and, hopefully, look halfway decent. My wife and I are both big football fans and the start of the season is always a happy occasion. This past week I traveled to Atlanta to give a lab on Adobe’s Firefly Services APIs which went well, and I get to do it again next week in New York City. I hope your week goes well, and here are some interesting links for you to enjoy.

Migrating from Netlify to Cloudflare

In this post, Sia Karamalegos discusses how she migrated her site from Netlify to Cloudflare. This was done primarily due to Cloudflare releasing a new service to block AI crawlers, something she felt important enough to go through the work of a migration. Cloudflare is pretty impressive and I’ve really dug their serverless support, and while I have no plans of migrating my site, Sia’s guide is well done and could be helpful to others.

Pipedream Adds If/Else

Readers know I’ve been a huge fan of Pipedream for years now. They are, to me, the best Low Code solution out there. One aspect they were missing though was more advanced workflow controls like IF/ELSE conditions. Well, now it’s here, well, almost here. The feature is available for testing but not quite done yet. You can find out more and see a cool demo below:

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Personally, I really like how they implemented this, especially the support for collecting the results at the end of each branch.

Handling Rounding Errors in JavaScript

For your last link, here is a deep look at handling rounding errors in JavaScript for financial applications. This isn’t something I’ve ever had to worry about and always figured I’d research it when I need to, but I’m really happy I read this article as it was fascinating.

And Now For Something Completely Different

This is – easily – the most silliest and interesting form I’ve seen. I don’t want to say anymore as it’s just fun to experience it:

Thank you to the excellent Frontend Focus mailing list for sharing this link first.

Raymond Camden