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// REST API example
const restapi = {
name: "REST API",
version: "1.0.0",
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When working with databases in a Next.js application, it’s common to use Neon, a serverless PostgreSQL provider. However, local development can be tricky when using Neon since it’s a cloud-based service. This guide walks you through setting up a local Neon database proxy and configuring your Next.js application to connect seamlessly.