Neon Postgres

This covers the practical stuff you need when working with Neon's serverless Postgres: setting up Prisma with separate pooled and direct connections (because migrations fail through PgBouncer), configuring Drizzle with either HTTP or WebSocket drivers depending on whether you need transactions, and managing connection pooling without exhausting your compute limits. The branching patterns are solid for preview environments and point-in-time debugging. Most useful if you're running into connection limit issues in serverless deployments or want to stop manually creating test databases. The connection limit breakdown by compute size is handy reference material.