Introducing Ponder 0.9 We built an SQL-based alternative to GraphQL, with live query support and a @Tan_Stack Query integration. Apps & websites that use Ponder for indexing are about to feel much faster →

For apps that just index the same contract(s) on many chains, this is usually fine. But some use cases (eg a bridge indexer) might need to continue using "omnichain" ordering. Over time I expect "multichain" will become the default.

@nftchance @tan_stack Same 🫡

0.9 includes a few other new features, including simplified API functions (just export a Hono App object) and multiple custom event filters for one contract. Migration guide: GitHub: Telegram (come say hi):

@pastelfork @vyperlang @ponder_sh @ScaffoldETH This is sweet. Would love to see the repo if open-source.

@bobtractooor Makes sense, but what business logic / actions might that other server be responsible for?

@pastelfork @ponder_sh Very pretty config file! Let me know if you have any issues / feature requests, happy to help

@bobtractooor Say more? What problem do you have that a webhooks feature might solve?

@josephdelong Depends on how you're using it, but yes probably

It finally happened

@Jskybowen @ponder_sh Are you looking to index the entire chain, or a specific app/protocol? And why is ExEx a requirement? Blockscout comes to mind, though don't think their indexer supports ExEx. Can offer a better answer with more info / specific requirements.

Yes I have abandoned GraphQL despite supporting it in the past /s (but not really)