Simon Emanuel Schmid
Simon is enthusiastic about simplifying the complexities of our interconnected world. He applies this passion as a Developer Relations Engineer at Edge & Node to enable the amazing projects in web3 building exceptional decentralised experiences leveraging The Graph. He joined the blockchain space professionally in 2017 as Head of Front-end/UX at Melonport which is now know as Enzyme Finance, one of the pioneering projects in DeFi and web3 and early adopter of The Graph.
Sessions
In this workshop, we walk through the full stack of a dapp development with Scaffold-ETH and The Graph. We explore how to write simple smart contracts, develop on a local development chain, run a local Graph Node that connects to that development chain, write a subgraph, deploy that subgraph, write a front-end and connect that front-end to the subgraph and the contracts.
New Use Cases & Benefits Derived from Transforming Subgraphs into Read-Oriented Rollups:
Subgraph code is turing-complete and has access to on- and off-chain data. It's execution is fairly deterministic and economically verified through Indexer stake. This creates interesting use-cases where more of data access and processing can be moved off-chain into subgraphs and the results can be brought back with oracles on-chain. Decentralised weather insurance is one example.
In this talk, I walk through the primitives and explain how they work together.