{"title":"EmDash and Cloudflare Workers","url":"https://seanbehan.ca/posts/emdash-and-cloudflare-workers","description":"A post explaining that this blog has migrated from SvelteKit to EmDash","author":"Sean Behan","published":"2026-08-24T23:53:36.293Z","updated":null,"draft":false,"tags":["cloudflare","emdash"],"readingMinutes":1,"image":null,"sections":[],"content_format":"text/markdown","content_url":"https://seanbehan.ca/posts/emdash-and-cloudflare-workers.md","content":"Today I migrated from SvelteKit to EmDash.\n\n\n\nEmDash is a CMS made by Cloudflare to replace WordPress. This will be my first post made using the platform.\n\n\n\nIt works by hosting posts on Cloudflare D1 and images on R2. So it requires an active billing account. It also requires Workers Paid due to the size constraints of Workers Free (free Workers can only be up to 3MB).\n\n\n\nSo far it’s working great. I can publish posts directly from the admin panel, and it’s all still cached on Edge.\n"}