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Functions

One-click solutions for web3 developers

Web3
Development
Blockchain

Functions: Web3 devs secret weapon. Deploy pre-built or custom serverless solutions for blockchain projects. Estimate gas, analyze blocks, and build ETL pipelines easily—seamless integration with QuickNode Streams. Code less, build more, scale effortlessly.

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👋 Hey Product Hunters! Kyle from QuickNode’s marketing team here. We’re thrilled to introduce Functions – the serverless platform that’s changing the game for Web3 developers. What makes Functions special? • Deploy pre-built solutions for common tasks like gas estimation and block analytics with just one click. • Easily create and deploy your own functions optimized for blockchain applications. • Write in Node.js or Python, with Go, PHP, Ruby, Swift, Java, and Docker support coming soon. • Works perfectly with QuickNode Streams for powerful ETL pipelines. • Built-in access to web3 packages and support for multiple chains, including Ethereum, Arbitrum Avalanche, and more. Real-world examples: • Deploy our gas estimator template to get real-time gas prices across multiple chains. • Use the block metrics functions to fetch comprehensive insights like active addresses, transaction counts, and more. • Create custom data transformation pipelines by combining Streams and Functions. We’ve seen developers cut their ETL pipeline time in half and launch new features in days instead of weeks. One of our beta users even built a real-time NFT analytics tool over a weekend! Curious what you could build? We’d love for you to take it for a spin. And if you create something cool (or hit any snags), give us a shout. We’re always pumped to see what the community chefs up.

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I love that the platform is designed to handle the unique demands of blockchain and decentralized applications efficiently.

I find the integration with QuickNode Streams really powerful for building ETL pipelines. It’s made data processing so much more efficient.

I’m excited about the upcoming support for Go, PHP, Ruby, Swift, Java, and Docker. It will open up even more possibilities for our development team.

I love how easy it is to deploy pre-built solutions for tasks like gas estimation and block analytics with just one click. It's streamlined my workflow significantly.

This is one of those products that can help you create your products. It supports web3 libraries natively 🤯

Congrats on the launch! This is great, I feel like we need more web3 products on ProductHunt, thank you for hunting this, Kyle

Check out how easy it is to build a complete token indexer with Functions in seconds with the guide built by @jengascoin: https://x.com/Jengascoin/status/...

Functions for Streamlined Development Functions sound like a game-changer for developers! The ability to break down code into reusable, modular components can streamline development, improve code readability, and potentially reduce errors. This could be a huge productivity booster for any project.

Functions seem great for code reusability, but how do they handle scalability? Can functions handle complex tasks or large datasets efficiently, or are they better suited for smaller, well-defined functions? Understanding the scalability limitations would be helpful for developers considering using Functions for their projects.

The modularity of functions is a plus, but how does it impact testing and debugging? Are there built-in features or tools that make testing individual functions easier, or does it require a different approach compared to traditional debugging methods?

Functions sound great for individual projects, but can they be easily integrated into collaborative development environments? Is there a way to share, version control, and manage a library of functions within a team, ensuring everyone is on the same page and using the latest versions?

Love how this make it easy to build web3 applications without having to worry about hosting infra!

I’m interested in learning more about the pre-built serverless solutions available. How customizable are they, and can they be tailored to specific project needs?

Love it! Looking forward to what you guys come up with next! quick note: the learn more buttons under 'Visit' doesn't work. Congrats!