In this article, we'll learn about WebHooks and how we can set-up WebHooks with QuickNode.What are WebHooks?Everything we do on the internet can be marked/considered as events and as the internet grows, these events grow in...
Continue readingIf you're running your own bitcoin node, there is a chance that you will want the ability to look up the balance of an address that you do not own. The first time this happens, you might create a
Continue readingIf you're running your own EVM based chain, such as Ethereum, Polygon, xDAI, BSC, Fantom or Celo there is chance you will want the ability to look up all of the NFTs owned by an address on those chains. The first time this happens, you might create a small script to check...
Continue readingSending RPC calls to get data is a common standard most blockchains follow. EtherFlow is a tool that makes it easier to send these RPC calls. This guide will explain in depth about EtherFlow, and how it...
Continue readingSecurity is one of the most significant aspects when developing an application. If a resource like a node falls into the hands of an unauthorized individual, it can exhaust your limits and resources. In this guide, we will see how to avoid this and learn how to set up a...
Continue readingThe Solana account model is a critical part of the Solana ecosystem and can be one the hardest concepts for developers, especially ones transitioning from other blockchains, to understand. To work on the Solana blockchain efficiently, a...
Continue readingSecurity is a crucial factor when it comes to protecting web resources. One way to protect those resources is by integrating JSON Web Tokens (JWT) in your web applications. JWT is an open standard that defines a compact way for securely transmitting information between...
Continue readingHello readers! In this tutorial we will be building out a small application that allows you to get all of the NFTs of a particular Solana wallet, and display all of the information from them on the web page. To build this out we are going to use the
Continue readingENS is the leading naming system based on Ethereum; it maps Ethereum addresses to tangible names. Today in this guide, we will learn more about ENS and How to resolve ENS domains using JavaScript library ethers.js and...
Continue readingHTTP responses from blockchain methods can contain a vast amount of data and take a lot of time to receive at the client's end; compressing that data before it is being served and decompressing on the client can save a lot of time. One such compression technique is gzip...
Continue readingThe Ethereum network processes over one million transactions a day. These transactions originate from users wanting to transfer Ether or interact with smart contracts. In this guide, we will teach you about the Pending and Queued state of transactions on the Ethereum...
Continue readingTransactions in Ethereum are cryptographically signed data messages that contain a set of instructions. These instructions can interpret to sending Ether from one Ethereum account to another or interacting with a smart contract deployed on the blockchain. Transactions are...
Continue readingDomain masking or URL masking is the act of disguising the actual domain name of a web resource in favor of another domain name. This article will demonstrate how to set up domain masking on an Ethereum node with...
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