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Welcome to r/bit_dev — Build Something Real, Together 🚀

👋 Hey builders! Whether you just discovered Bit or you've been shipping components for years, you're in the right place. This is the community for developers building composable software with Bit - where we share what we're building, help each other out, and push the composable web forward, one component at a time.

✨ What you'll find here

  • 🧩 Show & tell  Share components, design systems, and apps you've built, and get real feedback from the community.

  • 💡 Tips & best practices  Learn how others structure scopes, manage dependencies, and scale composable architectures.

  • 🛟 Help & troubleshooting  Stuck on a workspace, lane, or Ripple CI build? Ask away - no question is too small.

  • 📣 News & releases  Stay up to date on new Bit features, releases, and what the team is shipping.

🤖 Meet Hope AI

Hope is the AI built into Bit Cloud that helps you go from idea to running software, fast. Describe what you want to build and Hope plans the architecture, generates components, wires up apps and platforms, and even deploys them. It treats every component as a reusable, versioned building block, so the more you build, the smarter and faster it gets. Give it a try and share what you create with the community!

🛠️ New here?

The best way to learn is to build. Head over to bit.cloud to spin up a workspace and start building with Hope AI.

If you want to learn more about Bit, check out bit.dev and the docs - it's open source.



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Built a forkable Cloudflare Worker example — fork it, swap the handler, deploy
Built a forkable Cloudflare Worker example — fork it, swap the handler, deploy

Hey folks — we put together a Cloudflare Worker starter that you can fork as a Bit component and deploy with a single command. It comes wired up with the Cloudflare deployer, types, and bindings, so you only have to focus on the handler logic.

What's inside:

  • cloudflare-worker.ts — the fetch handler

  • cloudflare-worker.bit-app.ts — Bit app definition + Cloudflare deployer config

Usage:

bit fork backend.cloudflare/examples/cloudflare-worker workers/cloudflare-worker my-org.my-scope
bit run cloudflare-worker

Would love feedback — happy to add more examples (KV, R2, D1 bindings, scheduled workers) if there's interest.

The full docs: https://bit.dev/docs/serverless/cloudflare-workers/