0xBear-热点投研版
--
Bullish
Those who engage in Web3 development understand that the technical barriers are so high they can discourage half of the entrepreneurs, especially setting up Layer2 networks is simply a 'technical ordeal'. But Caldera intends to do the opposite, pulling developers out of the code pile; this operation truly understands the industry's pain points.
In the past, setting up a Layer2 required hiring a bunch of blockchain engineers, and after months of documentation, it might still not work, making development costs absurdly high. Caldera directly packages complex technology into 'fool-proof tools', offering ready-made templates and modular components for easy use, adjusting parameters is simpler than tweaking settings in a game.
Whether you're a tech-savvy veteran or a newcomer just starting out, anyone can quickly get the hang of it. This kind of 'dimensionality reduction strike' has directly cut the Layer2 development threshold down to the ankles.
Even more impressive is its technical support system, providing full guidance from testnet deployment to mainnet launch, taking care of details like data backup and security audits for you. Developers no longer need to search for tutorials or deal with pitfalls; the time saved can allow them to work on three more projects.
Behind this 'nanny-level service' is actually shouldering the technical complexity themselves, allowing developers to focus on application innovation, which is what infrastructure should be doing.
What Web3 is lacking now is not technology, but the ability to simplify technology. Caldera's developer-friendly approach is enabling more creative projects to take off.
@Caldera Official #Caldera $ERA
In the past, setting up a Layer2 required hiring a bunch of blockchain engineers, and after months of documentation, it might still not work, making development costs absurdly high. Caldera directly packages complex technology into 'fool-proof tools', offering ready-made templates and modular components for easy use, adjusting parameters is simpler than tweaking settings in a game.
Whether you're a tech-savvy veteran or a newcomer just starting out, anyone can quickly get the hang of it. This kind of 'dimensionality reduction strike' has directly cut the Layer2 development threshold down to the ankles.
Even more impressive is its technical support system, providing full guidance from testnet deployment to mainnet launch, taking care of details like data backup and security audits for you. Developers no longer need to search for tutorials or deal with pitfalls; the time saved can allow them to work on three more projects.
Behind this 'nanny-level service' is actually shouldering the technical complexity themselves, allowing developers to focus on application innovation, which is what infrastructure should be doing.
What Web3 is lacking now is not technology, but the ability to simplify technology. Caldera's developer-friendly approach is enabling more creative projects to take off.
@Caldera Official #Caldera $ERA
Disclaimer: Includes third-party opinions. No financial advice. May include sponsored content. See T&Cs.
0
0