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JSON-RPC API vs Node-as-a-Service: When to use what?
People believe to interact with DLT, they need to operate a blockchain node. We will introduce you to alternatives that do not require self-hosted setups and still enable you to participate in Web3.
How to do Blockchain Analytics with Anyblock Dashboards
If you want to understand blockchain analytics, you need to get insights from the data. We provide the tools to analyze data from blockchain networks. Here is a guide on working with Anyblock dashboards.
Approximation of the uptime score in Celo baklava
We launched a validator on the Celo baklava testnet and asked ourselves how its uptime score would develop. Learn about the mathematical approximation we found.
Introducing Credit Card Payments
Paying for Anyblock blockchain services must be easy and efficient. Credit cards support recurring payments. We’re keeping our free plan. You can try and make sure we’re a good fit for your project.
Basics of Public and Private Blockchains
Distributed ledgers with the potential to cater to the demands of any industry have given rise to public and private blockchains. In this article, we will be exploring both of them in detail.
How to integrate Anyblock Universal Search & Block Explorer into your browser
In this video from our Youtube channel, you will learn how to set up a dedicated blockchain search with a shortcut in your Chrome browser.
How to connect to Bitcoin or Ethereum with an RPC and how do Node API Providers differ?
In this article, we focus on the connectivity to the Bitcoin and Ethereum blockchain networks with RPCs and establish how you can outsource the node management to a third-party to reduce your workload.
What is a Blockchain RPC Node API and How to Choose the Right RPC Provider?
A Remote Procedure Call (RPC) happens to be the most straightforward form of an API which allows developers to communicate to a server in order to remotely execute code.
Setting up a Validator in the Celo baklava testnet with faucet funds – optimized sequence from Anyblock experience
In the following article we would like to share with you our experience from setting up a Validator in the baklava testnet during the Celo Foundation Voting Program for Cohort 6.
Why TheGraph is important for Web3
TheGraph’s curation program has allowed us to learn about TheGraph ecosystem, how Subgraphs work, and evaluate which subgraphs are high quality and useful to users. It was also extremely insightful to learn how subgraphs are developed, deployed, and used. We at Anyblock have developed a dashboard that leverages the subgraph from TheGraph Testnet to visualize meaningful and important metrics for curators, indexers, and other interested users.