Subsquid Dev Log #2

Welcome to our second edition of our development log, we appreciate your interest in our progress! 💙🦑

We finally went public with our fundraising result of our seed round and were able to show off our amazing line-up of strategic investors and received coverage by Cointelegraph and other great publications. 🔥

Here are the most important updates this week:

• The Subsquid team has been busy behind the scenes and is thrilled to welcome two new developers to Subsquid! 💫
• Subsquid in action: Finished crowdloans and auction API for Polkadot.
• Subsquid in action: Started working on Statemine assets support.
• Subsquid hosted service: (Web UI) Web development started along with some design improvements.
• Subsquid hosted service: (Command Line Interface) Added settings to hydra-cli that allow to adjust how many instances can be deployed by a particular user.
• Subsquid hosted service: (Command Line Interface) hydra-cli now supports redeploy version of the same project.
• Subsquid hosted service: (Command Line Interface) hydra-cli now shows a warning before deployment if there are unstaged/uncomitted/unpushed changes.
• Subsquid hosted service: (Command Line Interface) hydra-cli deploy shows a list of git remotes and asks the user to select the one that will be taken for deployments.
• Subsquid hosted service: (Indexers) Designed a solution that updates indexers automatically once a parachain begins emitting new data types after upgrade.

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