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I’ve recently added a new small skill. One I honestly thought wasn’t for me. Turns out, it’s not rocket science after all.
I learned how to deploy code from my computer to Cloudflare Pages, using GitHub as the bridge.
Why does this matter? Because this is how developers do it “properly”. You’re setting up a pipeline: write code, push to GitHub, let Cloudflare do the rest. It’s neat, repeatable, and a transferable skill.
Up to now I’ve always used either drag and drop on FTP or replied on no-code apps.
So far I’ve deployed about four small websites and apps. Some through GitHub, some via direct upload, just to get the reps in. None of them are complex or use a local build environment. That would be another step.
So nothing groundbreaking, but the repetition builds confidence. Each time I hit “deploy” and see the site live in seconds, it clicks a little more.
I wouldn’t call myself a pro (yet), but I feel good that I’ve at least tried this.
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