Does your tech stack
work together?

Stripe integrates seamlessly with Cloudflare Pages for processing payments in modern JAMstack applications.

PlanetScale and Turso cannot be used together as they are mutually exclusive database solutions—you choose one or the other, not both.

PlanetScale and Neon cannot be used together as they are mutually exclusive database platforms serving the same role—you choose one or the other, not both.

TypeORM works seamlessly with PlanetScale as a standard MySQL database, offering excellent developer experience with full ORM capabilities.

Firebase and Cloudflare Pages work together seamlessly—Pages hosts your frontend while Firebase handles backend services, auth, and data.

Lucia can work with Rails, but it requires manual integration since Lucia is JavaScript-first and Rails has its own session management; you'll need to bridge the gap carefully.

Ruby on Rails and Clerk integrate seamlessly for authentication, with Clerk handling user management while Rails focuses on business logic.

Rails and Contentful work together seamlessly—Contentful acts as your headless CMS while Rails handles the presentation layer and business logic.

Ruby on Rails integrates seamlessly with Paddle for SaaS billing, with community gems and webhooks handling the heavy lifting.

You can use Turso with Rails, but it requires custom setup since Rails' ActiveRecord doesn't natively support libSQL; you'll need the turso gem or raw HTTP clients.

FastAPI works excellently on DigitalOcean through App Platform, Droplets, or Kubernetes—no special integration needed, just standard Python deployment.

FastAPI cannot run directly on Cloudflare Pages, but you can deploy FastAPI to Cloudflare Workers or use Pages for the frontend with FastAPI on a separate backend.