Web3
Hey guys, I'm a web3 dev, and currently I'm using Convex on one of my projects, and I'm really enjoying it.
The only missing piece for me here is a way that I could easily index my onchain data on the convex db.
Indexing crypto events reliably is pretty hard and we usually use a third party infra called "The Graph" which is a complete solution which handle and process data and at the end it will give us a graphql endpoint.
But as I'm experiencing working with convex as a serving layer of my data, I see it is much better ( since I could gain a lot of flexibility on providing additional utility for my user UX using the convex ) and it's much easier for providing realtime feedback.
Now the problem is the processing layer of events to put my data in convex is kinda hard, I have to write lots of custom codes and it's easy to make mistake in these custom event processors.
I was thinking If I could somehow sync the PostgreSQL DB of my subgraph with my Convex database, this could make my life a lot easier.
I think if this feature exists, lots of web3 devs would use Convex as their data serving layer, specially now the ecosystem is moving toward UX and consumer applications.
The only missing piece for me here is a way that I could easily index my onchain data on the convex db.
Indexing crypto events reliably is pretty hard and we usually use a third party infra called "The Graph" which is a complete solution which handle and process data and at the end it will give us a graphql endpoint.
But as I'm experiencing working with convex as a serving layer of my data, I see it is much better ( since I could gain a lot of flexibility on providing additional utility for my user UX using the convex ) and it's much easier for providing realtime feedback.
Now the problem is the processing layer of events to put my data in convex is kinda hard, I have to write lots of custom codes and it's easy to make mistake in these custom event processors.
I was thinking If I could somehow sync the PostgreSQL DB of my subgraph with my Convex database, this could make my life a lot easier.
I think if this feature exists, lots of web3 devs would use Convex as their data serving layer, specially now the ecosystem is moving toward UX and consumer applications.
