SubQuery, known for fast, flexible, and scalable Web3 infrastructure, has officially integrated with the Ontology blockchain. Through this strategic collaboration, Ontology and Subquery will offer advanced data indexing solutions to Ontology developers.
This collaboration empowers Web3 developers to efficiently manage on-chain data and streamline decentralized application (dApp) development. Significantly, SubQuery’s indexing capabilities allow developers to focus on building innovative solutions, advancing the Web3 ecosystem. Ontology Network disclosed this strategic partnership through its official X account.
Enhancing dApp Development with SubQuery
The partnership between SubQuery and Ontology brings seamless data management to developers, making it easier to query and process blockchain data. SubQuery’s versatile indexing solutions allow developers to enhance their applications by using rapid data retrieval for more efficient development cycles. This integration accelerates innovation within the Web3 space.
SubQuery simplifies backend operations for developers with its tailor-made API. Ontology developers can focus on product development without dedicating resources to building their indexing solutions. Moreover, SubQuery provides a flexible developer experience, supporting external API calls and importing external libraries within mapping functions.
Robust Infrastructure for Ontology Users
Ontology developers also benefit from SubQuery’s enterprise-level managed service, which hosts infrastructure capable of handling hundreds of millions of requests daily. This service ensures developers can scale their projects efficiently while receiving enterprise-level support. Using SubQuery’s indexing solutions, developers create powerful, data-driven applications for the growing Web3 ecosystem.
SubQuery’s speed and reliability make it a preferred choice for Web3 developers. Its multi-threaded approach optimizes performance, offering fast sync times for millions of blockchain ledgers. Additionally, with Denial of Service (DOS) mitigation controls, developers can confidently run projects on their infrastructure. These features enable rapid iterations and faster go-to-market times for developers building on Ontology.
The SubQuery ecosystem includes an open-source SDK, documentation, and dedicated developer support, further boosting the Ontology network’s scalability. The collaboration is set to advance the goal of onboarding the next billion users to the blockchain by providing efficient and scalable data indexing solutions for Web3 developers.
