doh-cf-pages VS microfeed

If you want to go that route, keep in mind the entire Cloudflare Workers and Cloudflare Pages subdomains (workers.dev and pages.dev) can be used as free DoH proxy. Sure you can put the nuclear option, but it would break sites that do use them.

If Cloudflare's DoH still works, then it's very likely you can just set up a proxy to your NextDNS config with Cloudflare's Workers or Pages.

Microfeed (https://www.microfeed.org/) is what I want from a UI/UX perspective, but it's not really self hosted (it's completely dependent on Cloudflare services for hosting).

If you like Cloudflare and want to host a few GB media files (e.g., audio, video...) for free, then you can try microfeed: https://github.com/microfeed/microfeed

Closest I find is https://www.microfeed.org/ but it's more for sharing media files rather than a microblog.

i’ve been using django/postgres for over a decade. if it were 5 years ago, i’d use django/postgres.

but recently i would use cloudflare pages, r2, d1, zero trust… in many cases, we don’t want to put eggs in the same basket. but in some cases (eg, building mvp, toy projects…), it’s convenient to be on an all-in-one platform .

for example, i recently launched a cms entirely on cloudflare: https://www.microfeed.org/

I feel like microfeed: https://github.com/microfeed/microfeed and Argun Ganesan’s Edge Blog, both enabled by the open alpha of D1, represent a point of change where users of Cloudflare’s developer platform are moving from deploying their own apps to deploying apps created by others.