Every blockchain has a period of uncertainty relative to transaction execution. Being an eventually consistent database, a blockchain can always alter the head of its history before it becomes immutable. On EOSIO chains, a block and its contents can become irreversible, while on other chains, they can only be given very high levels of confidence.
Delivering the most advanced search capabilities for any blockchain, dfuse Search brings tremendous power to eosq. This means that non-developers can now have quick access to the deep knowledge that only dfuse can offer.
Building an application on a blockchain is a real challenge for developers who are seeking to leverage the power of the decentralized Web. With that in mind, dfuse is inviting experienced developers to share their journey of building these next-generation dapps. We are pleased to speak today with Nebojsa Zelenovic, Founder & CEO at Infiniverse and one of the early users of the dfuse API.
Building an application on a blockchain is a real challenge for developers who are seeking to leverage the power of the decentralized Web. With that in mind, dfuse is inviting experienced developers to share their journey of building these next-generation dapps. We are pleased to speak today with Nathan Rempel, CTO at KARMA and one of the early users of the dfuse API.
Following the great feedback we have received from developers using the dfuse API, we have recently added new indexes to improve the queryability of the chain. Today, we are happy to highlight some of them to help you develop faster and more powerful applications on the blockchain.
In the past few weeks, we have seen steep adoption of the dfuse Search, even though it strictly returned irreversible results. Today we're happy to announce that you can now query transactions in “reversible” blocks as well (those more recent than the last irreversible block).
Building an application on a blockchain is a real challenge for developers who are seeking to leverage the power of the decentralized Web. With that in mind, dfuse is inviting experienced developers to share their journey of building these next-generation dapps. Today, we are pleased to speak with Lynn Duke, Founder at Bitjoy and one of the early users of the dfuse API.
The EOS history API is incredibly useful to anyone wanting to list things that happened on the blockchain, but the way the native version works is slow and unreliable. So, we decided to leverage the dfuse Search to provide developers with the first massively scalable history API for EOSIO chains.
Building an application on a blockchain is a real challenge for developers who are seeking to leverage the power of the decentralized Web. With that in mind, dfuse is inviting experienced developers to share their journey of building these next-generation dapps. This week, we are glad to have Max Gravitt, Founder at Digital Scarcity and one of the early power users of the dfuse API.
