Neon has officially released version 1.0.0 of its serverless driver, which facilitates SQL query execution over HTTP and WebSockets in environments where raw TCP connections are unavailable, such as V8 isolate-based serverless functions and web browsers. This milestone release features a refactored codebase for improved structure and stability, automatic type extraction, and comprehensive CI testing across various platforms like Node, Bun, Deno, and major browsers. Key enhancements include the introduction of tagged-template composability for safer query construction and the resolution of a SQL injection vulnerability that stemmed from improper query interpolation. Further, the update addresses performance and compatibility issues with inserting binary data via HTTP, although it remains more efficient to use WebSockets for large data transfers. These changes aim to enhance security, performance, and ease of use for developers working with Neon's serverless driver.