Building email signup form for Docusaurus with hCaptcha, Cloudflare Pages and Mailgun

1. website

   1 1 4 0.0 JavaScript

   pglet website (by pglet)

   

   Pglet website GitHub repository

2. SaaSHub

   www.saashub.com featured

   SaaSHub - Software Alternatives and Reviews. SaaSHub helps you find the best software and product alternatives

   

3. workers-sdk

   2 34 2,831 9.9 TypeScript

   ⛅️ Home to Wrangler, the CLI for Cloudflare Workers®

   

   Caution! Disregard scary deprecation warning while looking for wrangler package on npmjs.com and don't install @cloudflare/wrangler as it suggests. Apparently, Cloudflare team is actively working on Wrangler v2 and publishes it as wrangler package.

4. cloudflare-form-service

   3 1 5 0.0

   A form handling service built using Cloudflare Workers for jamstack websites and apps.

   

   Thanks to this great example on how to send a form request with fetch() method.

5. flanker

   4 98 1,636 0.0 Python

   Python email address and Mime parsing library

   

   For maintaining mailing list and sending email messages we are going to use Mailgun. Mailgun offers great functionality, first-class API at a flexible pricing, plus we have a lot of experience with it.

6. pglet

   5 9 582 6.5 Go

   Discontinued Pglet - build internal web apps quickly in the language you already know!

   

   Pglet website is made with Docusaurus and hosted on Cloudflare Pages. However, the following solution could be easily adopted for other React-based website frameworks such as Next.js and use a different backend for server-side logic such as Vercel Functions or Deno Deploy.

7. Next.js

   6 2,244 128,762 10.0 JavaScript

   The React Framework

   

   Pglet website is made with Docusaurus and hosted on Cloudflare Pages. However, the following solution could be easily adopted for other React-based website frameworks such as Next.js and use a different backend for server-side logic such as Vercel Functions or Deno Deploy.

8. Docusaurus

   7 298 57,853 9.6 TypeScript

   Easy to maintain open source documentation websites.

   

   Pglet website is made with Docusaurus and hosted on Cloudflare Pages. However, the following solution could be easily adopted for other React-based website frameworks such as Next.js and use a different backend for server-side logic such as Vercel Functions or Deno Deploy.

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