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LIVE ON CLOUDFLARE WORKERS VINEXT 1.0
Next.js APIs.
Vite underneath.
The edge outside.
This is a real App Router application built with Vinext, not a screenshot of one. The page is rendered in a Worker, the interactive island hydrates in your browser, and its route handler runs where your request lands.
V1.0
APP ROUTERCLOUDFLARE WORKERS01 / THE LIVE EXPERIMENT
Make the round trip.
Click once. The browser calls a Next.js-style route handler running in this Worker. You’ll get back the Cloudflare data center that handled it, an event timestamp, and the deployment runtime—no visitor IP stored.
APP / API / HELLO / ROUTE.TS
export function GET(request: Request) {
return Response.json({
edge: request.cf?.colo,
runtime: "vinext / workerd"
})
}$ GET /api/hello
Awaiting a request from your browser_
02 / HOW IT FITS TOGETHER
One week, three kinds of building.
Vinext
The Next.js App Router runs on Vite and deploys as a Worker. Server rendering, route handlers, and client navigation all travel together.
Explore the framework ↗Workers + SQL
The central field guide collects anonymous experiment events and queries them with Cloudflare’s Analytics SQL binding.
Go to the live lab ↗LIVE, NOT SIMULATED
Explore all 46 launches ↗Built to show the work.
Vinext 1.0 turns familiar Next.js concepts into something that can run on Cloudflare’s network. This very page is the proof.