---
title: "I started a blog!"
date: 2026-07-19
excerpt: "An AI built me a blog that's completely powered by Cloudflare."
lang: en
translated: true
source: https://inaridiy.com/en/posts/hello-blog
---

# I started a blog!

> Auto-translated from Japanese by an LLM. Original: https://inaridiy.com/posts/hello-blog

I wanted a place to ramble on my own, so I decided to (AI-generate) a blog.
I'm following the new structure of the Cloudflare Blog, using EmDash on Cloudflare Worker with D1, R2 as a base.



Additionally, I am using Cloudflare Email Sending for admin login and email subscriptions, Cloudflare AI Search for search functionality, and Cloudflare Rate Limiting to enforce rate limits.

Furthermore, the automatic translation feature is implemented by calling Gemma4 via Cloudflare Worker AI, and the article content is integrated with GitHub, allowing for editing as Markdown files on your computer.



Not long ago, building a blog with this many sophisticated features would have taken forever, but Fable5 and GPT5.6 Sol whipped it up in about half a day. We live in convenient times. Also, being able to handle everything from AI calls to DB and email sending using just Cloudflare services—all accessible via Service Bindings—is a huge deal. The developer experience is so good it's actually impressive.





In creating this blog, I decided to revive... [https://inari.diy](https://inari.diy) I've also decided to make use of the [domain name] domain. [https://inari.diy](https://inari.diy) When accessing [https://inaridiy.com](https://inaridiy.com) Redirected to. For example, on business cards... [inari.diy](http://inari.diy) It's nice being able to write something like that.



Whether this continues or not is anyone's guess. I have a tendency to lose interest quickly.