Index Supply retweeted
We love Index Supply and Golden Axe, the engine behind it - best indexer.
It's powered the Tempo Block Explorer, and I've used it in many projects I work on.
Amazing engineering, and massive respect to Ryan Smith for open sourcing. Everybody should study and use this.
It's a Rust program that uses a custom Postgres extension to decode ABI data directly in the DB.
It's been in production for over a year and it's performant and stable.
Learn more here: github.com/indexsupply/golde…
Index Supply retweeted
You can even query the chain directly, and instantly (<100ms) using @indexsupply directly inlined in the docs. For example, querying for bid prices on the DEX:
Indexing is not a hard problem. For simple use cases our API is the best for everything else you are better off using the Eth JSON RPC API and rolling your own.
You might be surprised how easy it can be.
Index Supply retweeted
Conduit rollups are so performant that we had to build our own indexing product with @indexsupply under the hood
Conduit Indexing means 10x faster queries, real-time data for even the fastest chains, and no re-indexing headaches.
In other words: Devs can build way faster.
But how? Let’s dive into what makes Conduit Indexing so special. xitter.cf/conduitxyz/status/1925…
Sounds like a fun job
i am still hiring one Reth Core Dev -- this is a unique opportunity to work with me & under direct mentorship from @r_krasiuk on upgrading Ethereum with Rust.
responsibilities would be 100% time spent on core protocol development. remote, full time only.
apply in ashby below.
Thrilled to partner with @conduitxyz on making Index Supply available on any Conduit rollup!
Replying to @conduitxyz
Conduit Indexing is our newest tool, offered in partnership with @indexsupply
Fast, flexible indexing: Queries run in milliseconds and you never have to re-index, even for new query patterns. Devs can stay agile and query on the fly.
Testnets start at $250/mo, mainnets at $500
In addition to @indexsupply making a great backend for your app, it's also a really nice debugging tool.
Say you want a transactions's block's extra_data and nonce. Easy:













