Dappetizer 2.0 is another major milestone in the development of Dappetizer, our contract indexing framework for Tezos. We are excited to share that the new version is now available, with new improvements and many hotfixes. In addition to running Dappetizer standalone, you can also now run Dappetizer inside a Taqueria…

When we first started playing with the idea of building a name service for Tezos, I don’t think we fully grasped what a massive undertaking and a journey this project would become. …

Another month has passed, and another big update on Dappetizer is here! You can now expose your data without writing a line of code with Hasura (since 1.2.0), and contract indexing has been made a lot faster with the new boost functionality (added in 1.3.0). …

Last month, we presented a preview of Dappetizer, our very own framework for indexing smart contracts on Tezos powered by TypeScript/JavaScript and Taquito. We have been hard at work, adding features (including Ithaca support!) and squashing bugs. This week, we are back with our first stable version: Dappetizer 1.1.0. The…

Having a contract indexer and a dedicated API is a requirement for many dapps. It allows your app to query any data outside of what’s available when connecting to Tezos node RPC. In the early days of Tezos, building a contract indexer was not easy — it had to be…

Now that Tezos Domains reached well over 17,000 registered domains, let us give a short update about what’s been cooking in the meantime. Secondary market We are really excited to share that our secondary market platform for Tezos Domains has been launched today.

It’s been six weeks since Tezos Domains launched in April, and we are here to share another project status update. Tezos Domains on Mainnet The project attracted a lot of users who came to take part in the initial auction period or registered a domain later. …

We have been sharing our progress from day one. Today, we are very excited to announce that Tezos Domains are finally here! Bidding on all domains with five characters and more (not counting the .tez suffix) is now open on mainnet and will continue for the next three weeks. …

As part of our journey to bring Tezos Domains to mainnet, we are preparing a series of short articles covering how-tos and examples of integration. Our aim is to make the experience easier for developers starting with Tezos Domain. All of the code in the series can be found in…