Using Python & Django with Neon’s Serverless Postgres

This guide provides an overview of building a Django application that uses Neon's serverless Postgres, covering topics such as configuring a Python development environment, creating a Django project, connecting to Neon's serverless Postgres, managing models and database schemas, rendering data using views and templates, deploying and scaling the application with Gunicorn, and optimizing performance through persistent connections.

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