cloudflare/workerd
The JavaScript / Wasm runtime that powers Cloudflare Workers
About the project
A JavaScript/Wasm server runtime based on Cloudflare Workers, letting you self-host, test, or proxy requests with Workers-style code. Aimed at developers deploying edge-style services outside the Cloudflare network.
Useful for
- Self-host a compatibility-dated Worker service on your own infrastructure
- Run workerd locally to develop and test Workers code before deploying
- Configure it as a reverse proxy that intercepts and routes HTTP requests
README summarized by DeepSeek V4.1 Flash. Details may be inaccurate.
Why it’s trending
- 2 stars so far today, about 5 expected by the end of the day.
- GitHub Trending C++ today: #15, +6 stars.
- Recent forks include notable developers: @Spaceghost (493 followers).
Stars per day
Bars are daily stars, the line is the usual pace. Red marks spike days.
Numbers
- Total stars
- 8,764
- Today
- 2 · ≈ 5 by evening
- Forks
- 746
- Issues and pull requests
- 7,152
- Watchers
- 70
- Language
- C++
- License
- Apache-2.0
- Latest release
- v1.20260922.1 · September 22, 2026
- Created
- September 15, 2022
- Last push
- September 22, 2026
Star trust
Growth looks organic: forks and discussion are in line with active projects, and stars arrive unevenly, the way people give them.
These are heuristics, not a verdict: we judge by the repository’s behavior, not by a list of stargazers.
Spotted in
- September 22, 2026GitHub Trending C++ today: #15, +6 stars
Similar by description
-
1.6
elliothux/open-compute
Self-hosted Cloudflare Workers-compatible platform bundling KV, D1, R2, Durable Objects, Queues and Workflows in a single Rust binary. Runs the Workers programming model on your own hardware without Kubernetes, Redis…
-
0.9
kubernetes/minikube
minikube runs a local Kubernetes cluster on macOS, Linux and Windows for developing and testing applications without cloud infrastructure.
-
1.5
cloudflare/pingora
Pingora is a Rust framework for building fast and reliable network services: HTTP/1-2 proxies, load balancers, and gRPC/websocket proxies. It powers Cloudflare, serving over 40 million requests per second.