The most exciting thing we're building right now is Basement Stream. 

it's open-source and every component is swappable.

It can take different inputs (RPC, bigquery), different handlers (JS runtime, elixir, rust), different outputs (any data-warehouse, webhooks).

dutch guy building tools for web3, sometimes in nyc 🍎/ sometimes in rotterdam 🇳🇱. co-founder at basement. 🐦 nickvernij.twitter

Anyways – if you're working with indexers i'd love to hear about anything you're struggling with and any unique things that The Graph/Other Providiers couldn't help you with.

Everyone is building their own indexers and it doesn't make sense – we don't invent our own programming language when we have small different requirements. 

Instead we build libraries, package managers and custom toolchains.

So why are we reinventing the wheel everytime we're working with onchain data?