Maison Retail Management moves Mike's frontend onto Cloudflare's edge

The team wired Mike's web frontend to run on Cloudflare Workers using OpenNext, an adapter that lets a modern Next.js app deploy onto Cloudflare's globally distributed network instead of a traditional single server. They sorted the usual snags too: static files get aggressive caching, local development mirrors production, and the build-time settings the app needs to talk to Supabase (the hosted database and login service behind the fork) are now baked in correctly so deployments don't break.

One thing worth knowing if you're eyeing this as a template: the team committed Supabase's publishable key straight into the repository to make the build work. It's a key designed to be visible to browsers rather than a secret, but it does sit in the open code now.