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This pull request introduces a new tutorial on configuring Javalin to work with Cloudflare and adds a script for running the site locally on Windows. The most significant change is the addition of comprehensive documentation for setting up Javalin with Cloudflare proxy support, including IP resolution and security considerations.
Documentation:
_posts/tutorials/community/2026-02-07-javalin-cloudflare-proxy-support.mdexplaining how to configure Javalin to resolve real client IP addresses using Cloudflare headers, and outlining best practices for restricting access to your application to only Cloudflare traffic.Tooling:
run_win.ps1PowerShell script to simplify running the Jekyll server locally