There's value in that, but I think dealing with two vendors (web servers and database) is not terrible, based on my limited experience so far as a hobbyist deve

There's value in that, but I think dealing with two vendors (web servers and database) is not terrible, based on my limited experience so far as a hobbyist developer with Deno Deploy and Neon. The differences between Deno running locally and Deno Deploy can be a bit annoying, such as not supporting npm's on Deploy yet. I expect that will improve. My development environment is pretty light: Deno itself and VS Code. So far I haven't needed to set up a database locally, or even install any client-side Postgres tools. (The database driver is an npm library that wraps fetch.)