For tomorrow’s leading dapps to utilize blockchain within their development stack, developers need the tools and information-access that they are used to having when developing for the web. dfuse is speaking with experienced blockchain developers to help share their journey, the tools they use, and the sources of knowledge they turn to. This week we spoke with Brendon Ross from EOSphere Dev who worked on TokenYield.
When pulling data from the blockchain, most of the information returned is stored in binary format so as to save space and allow for quicker transmission of data. This makes it difficult to sift through, as it first needs to be decoded into a readable format (ex: JSON). dfuse has recently expanded its GraphQL endpoints to include ABI-decoded table rows inside dfuse Search results.
For tomorrow’s leading dapps to utilize blockchain within their development stack, developers need the tools and information-access that they are used to having when developing for the web. dfuse is speaking with experienced blockchain developers to help share their journey, the tools they use, and the sources of knowledge they turn to. This week we spoke with Phil Li from EOS Studio.
Since before the launch of the mainnet, the team behind dfuse have been focused on developer tooling. Since their launch in February 2019, EOS Studio, a graphical IDE built by the Obsidian Labs team, has been focused on this as well. We each thoroughly believe that if developers have easy access to powerful tools, then user adoption is just around the corner.
For tomorrow’s leading dapps to utilize blockchain within their development stack, developers need the tools and information-access that they are used to having when developing for the web. dfuse is speaking with experienced blockchain developers to help share their journey, the tools they use, and the sources of knowledge they turn to. This week we spoke with Pablo Gabril from Equilibrium.
To help developers build out tomorrow’s amazing dapps, we at dfuse are constantly looking to take more of the burden off of their plate. As such, we’re happy to announce our latest service, dfuse On Demand Networks. This new service provides a dedicated blockchain environment for dev, test or production, packed with the full suite of dfuse products, to any development team, on demand.
We have three exciting additions to enhance your development experience with dfuse. Improve your dfuse Search queries with our new NOT operator. Through our new API endpoints, you can perform a REST API call to retrieve a transaction’s lifecycle, or look up a block number or block ID from a timestamp.
You have probably already asked yourself “Where and how is my RAM being consumed on EOS?” No tool has been able to provide a single snapshot of where an account’s RAM is currently locked up. Finally there is a solution -- a RAM Usage Tracker, an app built and powered by dfuse and available within dfuse Labs.
Tracking the lifecycle of a transaction is super important for any application to ensure that any state changes were committed to the blockchain. The dfuse Platform is the only one to provide such a powerful lifecycle, including the ability to track the complete lifecycle of deferred transactions. A feature unique to dfuse.
Alex describes how and why a developer should use the push_transaction guarantees offered by dfuse. Keep track of your transaction and only get a response returned when you want it, keeping in line with your application's level of risk tolerance.
