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feat: Neon as database Provider #1976
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when this Can be merged? @JoseCToscano how can I use your repo to init the new t3 project with the combination of drizzle and neon? |
You can use it directly through I wrote an article about it if you're curious: https://dev.to/josectoscano/neon-meets-create-t3-app-the-postgresql-solution-for-modern-developers-4273 |
Closes # 1930
With PlanetScale's recent deprecation of their free tier, the community needs a strong alternative—especially for those who prefer to build on PostgreSQL. Neon, designed for serverless environments and with its very generous free tier, is the perfect fit for this role.
Why Neon?
Neon offers a modern, serverless PostgreSQL solution that is perfectly aligned with the needs of developers who prioritize performance, scalability, and simplicity.
I tried using Supabase (lot's of connection issues) and Vercel's Storage (seamless integration, but they're missing all the extra tools that other DB providers offer)
With Neon, you get:
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