Interactive web apps at the Edge with Remix, Neon, and Prisma
summary
Shows a Remix app deployed to Cloudflare Pages using Neon for Postgres and Prisma as the ORM, with a live quiz survey demo that updates in real time against Neon. Explains Prisma’s native Rust engine cannot run on Workers, necessitating a rewrite to WebAssembly-based Prisma (Early Access) and bundling tweaks for esbuild. Notes Neon auto-sleeps after 5 minutes of inactivity, Cloudflare offers 100k free requests/day with 10ms CPU per request, and Cloudflare’s 1MB deployment limit.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction and goals
- 1:54What are Cloudflare Workers
- 6:27Neon serverless PostgreSQL
- 7:51Remix framework overview
- 13:33Remix data loading methods
- 15:38Prisma database toolkit
- 18:48Prisma WebAssembly integration
- 19:30Live demo setup
- 21:00Demo walkthrough
- 24:56Demo code and resources
- 25:18Key takeaways and conclusion
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