Empowering small engineering teams to deliver features faster and better by choosing the right architecture and tools.

Getting reliable price feeds from decentralized exchanges is hard. Learn how to improve the resilience of pricing tokens from liquidity pools!

The increasing popularity of blockchain technology has resulted in a vast amount of data being generated daily. Interpreting and indexing this data can take time, as it is often complex and slow due to the sheer volume of information.

Episode 6 featuring Vincent Wen, Senior Software Engineer at Messari demonstrating how to build subgraphs.

Episode 5 featuring Adam Inoue, Senior Software Engineer at Messari discussing Adam's journey into crypto, making sense of data in Web3, and more.

Your task, should you accept, is to compute the most profitable pool in a given period and output its profits.

Interested in a challenge? Here's a mini simulator which output thousands of trade transactions per second. Your task should you choose, is to process them efficiently and output the rolling result.

Episode 4 featuring Malcolm Navarro, Senior Software Engineer at Messari discussing Malcolm's journey into crypto, DAOs, NFTs, and more.

Episode 3 featuring Vincent Wen, Senior Software Engineer at Messari discussing Vincent's journey into crypto, DAOs, NFTs, and more.

Episode 2 featuring Craig Bovis, Software Engineer at Messari discussing Craig's journey into crypto, building UI/UX in Web3, and more.

In this weekly live stream, Messari CEO Ryan Selkis and Director of Distributed Systems Diran Li break down the code and methods behind complex concepts like data sourcing and ingestion, and how the team’s innovations will help to shape the future of web3.

Messari’s Software Engineer Adam Inoue is featured in Timescale’s latest Developer Q&A feature

Kubernetes is a "container orchestration platform", that's a fancy word for keeping docker containers running - and despite whatever complaints you've heard, it makes running and upgrading software like Ethereum painless

Uniswap and SushiSwap are like stock exchanges, but on the Ethereum blockchain. Arbitrage in this case means buying something on one exchange and immediately selling it elsewhere for a profit.

Bitcoin pioneered a new era of "send money to my public key". An abstraction for the idea of money so simple yet effective enough to do what previously required: Stripe -> credit card companies -> banks -> governments.