Linera is a cutting-edge blockchain infrastructure designed to address the scalability and performance demands of Web3 applications.
Its innovative approach introduces microchains, granting individual users their own lightweight blockchain to optimize performance and streamline interactions with decentralized applications.
The Linera repository is well-organized to support its multi-chain paradigm:
linera-base
for cryptographic primitives, linera-core
for protocol logic, and linera-storage
for data persistence.linera-execution
manages runtime logic for applications.linera-sdk
simplifies application development in Rust, while examples provide templates for building Linera-based apps.Developers can set up a local test network using the CLI to test microchain functionalities. Commands allow querying balances, transferring tokens, and interacting with validators.
Linera represents a paradigm shift in blockchain infrastructure by prioritizing user-centric design, scalability, and developer-friendly tools.
With its unique microchain model and elastic validators, it aims to redefine Web3 scalability while empowering developers to create high-performance decentralized applications. For more details, visit Linera’s developer page.
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