Infura product updates and feature announcements.
An important part of writing a good decentralized application on Ethereum is knowing when state inside a smart contract changes. That’s why Ethereum has always had “logs and events”, two names for the same thing: the ability for your smart contract to emit data during a transaction.
Read MoreIn an ongoing effort to improve our Websocket API, we released a new upgrade to the ‘new-heads’ subscription type.
Read MoreThis week we released a major update to the Infura Dashboard that gives developers the ability to specify additional information about their API requests in order to further secure the usage of their Infura APIs. We will soon be enabling premium services and they will all require properly authenticated requests
Read MoreAs previously announced, accessing Infura will begin requiring a Project ID generated from the new Infura Dashboard. If you are using Infura and have not yet migrated your project, please take the time to do so now.
Read MoreIntroducing Infura StatsToday we are announcing the launch of the Stats section of the Infura Dashboard. Developers using dashboard generated Project IDs with their API requests will now have visibility into exactly how their application is using Infura. This includes their most common methods, request volume, and bandwidth usage. If
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