An example of using Remix with Cloudflare D1 and Drizzle ORM, hosted on Cloudflare Pages
Cloudflare D1, Remix, and Drizzle come together to create a powerful development environment that streamlines the process of building web applications. This combination allows developers to leverage the capabilities of Cloudflare's serverless infrastructure while taking advantage of the modern features offered by Remix and Drizzle. The integration facilitated through Wrangler for local development ensures a smooth workflow from development to deployment, making it a compelling choice for developers looking to harness the benefits of cloud-based technologies.
By using this toolkit, you start with an easy setup that allows you to emulate the Cloudflare runtime locally. With clear steps to navigate through the initialization process and deployment guide, both new and experienced developers can efficiently manage their projects. This approach not only simplifies the building and deployment stages but also provides a robust framework for creating scalable and efficient applications.
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