In the present day marks the start of our transition to Moralis 2.0.
Moralis 2.0 is vital to our general aim of accelerating Web3 mass-adoption.
We at Moralis are aiming at onboarding a million Web2 builders to Web3. For Web3 to really develop into mainstream, we’d like nice devs within the house – and nice devs require nice instruments. To onboard this huge quantity of devs, we have to massively scale back the Web3 entry boundaries for Web2 devs.
As a way to decrease the friction for Web2 devs entering into Web3, we wish to provide experiences which might be very acquainted to current builders. This makes their transition to Web3 as easy as potential – and that is precisely what Moralis 2.0 is about.
What’s Moralis 2.0?
With Moralis 2.0, we’re specializing in what we do greatest; offering top-of-the-line Web3 backend companies; and we’re enabling simple integrations with all of the Web2 platforms that Web2 builders already use.
Let’s first take a step again and see why we’re introducing Moralis 2.0. To be as accessible as potential to builders seeking to get into Web3, we have now to be current throughout all platforms Web2 builders already use.
At present, most of our time has gone into growing nice Web3 backend options. Along with this, we additionally develop just a few frontend SDKs, corresponding to our React SDK, Unity SDK, or our upcoming React Native SDK.
This technique clearly gives an enormous quantity of worth to the plenty of builders utilizing Moralis. Nonetheless, we wish to be current on many extra platforms, to succeed in much more builders. As a way to do that, we have to present integrations to our world-class backend, as a substitute of implementing all totally different frontend SDK ourselves.
This implies as a substitute of constructing frontend SDKs, we double-down on constructing our backend and backend SDKs, and we then do integrations to unlock all of the totally different SDKs for cellular, gaming, and net growth.
As such, we are actually bringing our vastly common Web3 elements – corresponding to our world-class Web3 Authentication, Web3 Syncs, and our different APIs like our NFT API – and make these absolutely appropriate and simply integrateable with Web2 backends like Firebase, Supabase, Playfab, and lots of others. For all Moralis 2.0 particulars, you’ll want to take a look at the next video:
What’s Occurring Now?
Lengthy-term, Moralis 2.0 goals to permit builders to combine Web3 into any tech stack. For instance, Moralis 2.0 will finally allow builders to make use of Moralis with all of your favourite net and cellular frameworks, in addition to sport integrations with e.g. Unreal Engine and Unity.
Furthermore, Moralis 2.0 may even enable us to do a full open-sourcing of the Moralis stack. We’re at present taking all totally different companies we provide from the Moralis service and turning them into APIs. For instance, we’re making each our authentication and syncs options APIs, that means you’ll quickly be capable to self-host your Moralis server.
Beginning at present, we’re releasing the Moralis JavaScript SDK v2 Replace. This is step one in direction of realizing Moralis 2.0 and having the ability to combine Moralis with any backend, and we’re now beginning with NodeJS. Beginning at present, you’ll be capable to deal with EVM API, Solana API, and to deal with Moralis authentication by means of the API.
What In regards to the Present JavaScript SDK?
If you wish to hold utilizing Moralis as you at present do with the “moralis” SDK, observe these steps under to proceed receiving bugfixes and patches:
Moralis-v1
Exchange the “moralis” library with the “moralis-v1″ library right here: https://github.com/MoralisWeb3/Moralis-JS-SDK-v1
NPM Customers:
Change the “moralis” dependency to “moralis-v1”
https://www.npmjs.com/package deal/moralis-v1
CDN Import Customers:
Change the script src from https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/dist/moralis.js to https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/dist/moralis.js
Please word that this solely applies just for updates after v1.11.0.
Should you’re utilizing a hard and fast model of Moralis under 1.11.0, you’ll be able to go away it as it’s till you replace. If you replace to v1.11.0 or above, you’ll want to alter the dependency to moralis-v1. For a full introduction to the brand new NodeJS SDK for Moralis 2.0, take a look at the next video:
