The Graph has released significant updates aiming to improve the decentralized apps ecosystem on Solana.
According to a press release that The Graph provided on September 16, it has improved its tooling on the Solana network to give the developers new methods to access and utilize the blockchain.
Thanks to enhancements, developers now have additional choices for accessing indexed Solana data. Those developing on the smart contracts platform can access pre-built solutions from companies like Messari and Top Ledger thanks to the substreams-powered subgraphs.
Substream-powered subgraphs in The Graph’s ecosystem provide decentralized apps with faster indexing through technology.
One of the advantages is that dapp developers can use local and remote coding tools in a development environment. Solana developers can also use this technology to sync projects swiftly.Â
Builders do not require the usage of substreams or the Rust programming language in order to access Solana blockchain data.Â
A boost to Solana’s web3 ecosystem
According to Nick Hansen, head of growth at The Graph Foundation, developers can take full advantage of Solana’s network in the midst of the web3 surge.
High throughput, cheap costs, and a developing ecosystem of DeFi initiatives were among the features he emphasized. Nick Hansen, head of growth at The Graph Foundation:
The meteoric rise of developer and user activity on Solana has created a huge demand for open, decentralized data that is true to the values of web3. The Graph’s latest tooling upgrade and enhanced support will ensure the Solana community can get even more value out of web3’s decentralized data layer.”
The new capabilities will likely be essential for Solana developers, data analysts, and the larger web3 community.
Since its 2018 inception, The Graph has developed into one of the most important blockchain initiatives in the web3 sector.
Developers have implemented Dapps constructed using subgraphs on over 70 blockchains, including Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Avalanche.
