We Rebuilt Next.js in a Week with AI—vinext Delivers 4x Faster Builds
4 hours ago 高效码农How We Rebuilt Next.js with AI in One Week: The vinext Story The Core Question: In an era of rapidly advancing AI, is it possible to reconstruct a massive frontend framework like Next.js from scratch in just a few days? The answer is a resounding yes. By leveraging a strict test suite, clear architectural planning, and state-of-the-art AI models, a single engineer built vinext in under a week—a Vite-based, high-performance alternative to Next.js. Last week, one engineer and an AI model rebuilt the most popular front-end framework from scratch. The result is vinext (pronounced “vee-next”), a drop-in replacement for Next.js. …
Markdown for Agents: Slash AI Token Usage by 80% with Cloudflare’s HTML Conversion
4 days ago 高效码农Introducing Markdown for Agents: Empowering AI to Access Your Website Content More Efficiently Summary Markdown for Agents is a Cloudflare feature that automatically converts HTML pages to Markdown format, slashing token usage by 80% (from 16,180 tokens down to 3,150). This helps AI agents and crawlers process structured data more effectively. By using content negotiation headers, AI systems can directly fetch Markdown versions, making content easier to parse and utilize. In today’s digital landscape, have you ever wondered why more and more website traffic comes from AI crawlers and agents rather than human users? In the past, we optimized sites …
Fix Cloudflare 502 Bad Gateway Errors in WordPress: The Nginx Helper Conflict
2 months ago 高效码农Root Cause of 502 Errors Caused by Nginx Helper in Cloudflare + WordPress Architecture and How to Fix It (SEO Optimized English Version) Keywords: Cloudflare 502, WordPress 502 Bad Gateway, Nginx Helper conflict, Cloudflare Worker WordPress, WordPress admin 502, FastCGI Cache Cloudflare 1. Introduction: Why WordPress Admin Shows 502 Bad Gateway Many site owners using Cloudflare CDN + WordPress + Nginx (FastCGI Cache) install the Nginx Helper plugin to automatically clear caches when content is updated. In production, this setup often triggers the following issues: WordPress admin returns 502 Bad Gateway when publishing or updating posts Cloudflare shows long cfEdge …
2025 Internet Trends Decoded: The 19% Surge, AI’s Dominance, and Quantum-Proof Encryption
2 months ago 高效码农2025 Internet Trends Review: The Rise of AI, Post-Quantum Encryption, and Record-Breaking DDoS Attacks Abstract 2025 witnessed pivotal shifts in the global internet landscape: 19% growth in global traffic, a surge in AI crawler activity, doubled traffic for Starlink (expanding to over 20 new countries), 52% of human-generated traffic using post-quantum encryption, and significant expansion in hyper-volumetric DDoS attack sizes—all shaping the year’s digital trajectory. In 2025, Cloudflare released its sixth annual Internet Trends Review, leveraging data from its global network spanning 330 cities across 125+ countries/regions. The network processes an average of 81 million HTTP requests per second (peaking …
Cloudflare Architecture Mastery: The Real-World Guide to Optimizing WordPress & Handling China Traffic
2 months ago 高效码农Cloudflare Architecture Guide for Real-World Deployment: How to Optimize Caching, Bypass China Traffic, and Improve WordPress Performance Cloudflare is no longer just a CDN — it has evolved into a global traffic control and security platform. Over dozens of previous questions, you explored topics including: How to bypass Cloudflare in China How to allow specific regions such as Hebei or Shijiazhuang How to cache WordPress categories/tags but skip dynamic pages How to configure Cloudflare for SaaS How to secure XMLRPC, APIs, and Bot Fight Mode How to optimize cache rules, geo-routing, WAF, and more This article consolidates everything into a …
How a Single Permission Change Nearly Broke the Internet: Cloudflare’s 2025 Outage Explained
3 months ago 高效码农How a Single Permission Change Nearly Shut Down the Internet A Forensic Analysis of the Cloudflare November 18 Outage (Technical Deep Dive) Stance Declaration This article includes analytical judgment about Cloudflare’s architecture, operational processes, and systemic risks. These judgments are based solely on the official incident report provided and should be considered professional interpretation—not definitive statements of fact. 1. Introduction: An Internet-Scale Outage That Was Not an Attack On November 18, 2025, Cloudflare—the backbone for a significant portion of the global Internet—experienced its most severe outage since 2019. Websites across the world began returning HTTP 5xx errors, authentication systems failed, …