Build a serverless API using Cloudflare Workers, Drizzle ORM, and Neon

You can build a serverless API using Cloudflare Workers, Drizzle ORM, and Neon by following this guide. You'll start by setting up a new project with create-cloudflare-cli, which will generate the initial code for your worker. Next, you'll add Hono.js to handle different HTTP methods, and then set up a Neon Postgres instance that can automatically scale based on demand. Drizzle ORM is used to define the database schema in TypeScript, and you'll generate database migrations using the `drizzle-orm` package. You'll also connect to the database from your worker and deploy it using wrangler. Finally, you'll use the Neon integration on Cloudflare to simplify credential management and redeploy your worker automatically.

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