In January, Gitcoin ran a two-week virtual hackathon dubbed 'Take Back the Web.' Infura put up two bounties totalling ETH$1000 for this hackathon to inspire developers to use our APIs in novel ways. Learn more about the winning projects and how to register for future Infura bounties.
Read MoreInfura powers the Monerium-Tradeshift project to enable instant invoice settlement on the blockchain with regulated e-money. Learn how.
Read MoreAn enterprise needs a real-time view into every aspect of their blockchain project in order to manage it effectively. In an ideal state, all inputs would be viewable in a single interface, enabling the enterprise to quickly interpret the health of their project and turn that insight into action. Splunk
Read MoreWe’ve open-sourced two internal tools to help developers interact more seamlessly with IPFS: Go-ipfs-datadog-pluginThis plugin configures the Datadog tracer to collect traces and relay them to the agent. It enables someone hosting a go-ipfs node to better monitor it, gain insight into how well or poorly requests are handled,
Read MoreReading blockchain data is necessary for Web3 applications to operate on the networks they interact with. For Ethereum, one way this can be done is via open-source protocol, JSON-RPC (2.0). This protocol provides a simple interface for interacting with nodes in the Ethereum network. However, because JSON-RPC was not
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