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Recap: How to make a Cloudflare App workshop in Austin

2017-08-11

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Cloudflare hosted a developer preview workshop in Austin for Cloudflare Apps, taught by Zack Bloom, tech lead of Cloudflare Apps. Due to popular request, we are making available the video from the workshop.

Want some ideas on what to start with? Check out the idea suggestion list on our Cloudflare Community page. It's a great idea to review our Apps documentation available here.

Want to request a Cloudflare Apps workshop in your city? Please drop a line to community@cloudflare.com

Share your works in progress and compare notes with other developers on the community forum.

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