Ethers.js vs Web3.js & The Best Web3 Backend Platform

[@realquincyhill]

Ethers looks like a much needed improvement, the typescript support is a major plus. I’ll likely go with it.

[@Darrell-Hunt]

nice to see the careers plug .. i watched this and felt like i kneew what he was talking about ... im learning good!!!

[@hellofahmid2331]

Don't know about you but the buildup to 13:00 gave me goosebumps 😂

[@RadTwin]

Recently worked with web3js eventually switched to ethers JS just for the documentation and more information

[@christianh.1160]

Thbaks for the nice tutorial. One of the reason to join the academy

[@Glow0110]

What if you want to launch a token with your Dapp? Does Moralis have features for this as well?

[@marlenawwad5491]

amazing explanation! thank you so much

[@cryptodev2615]

I use moralis for my web3 needs, and thirdweb to easily mint an nft onto open sea

[@nizanhorsefield]

Great content, thank you.

[@pauleastwood3694]

Don’t miss out on ELA Elastos the future of web3!

[@paschal9457]

Moralis is really impressive 🤔

[@carbaj03]

could you talk about the drawbacks of using Moralis?

[@chrisbaileymoralisweb3399]

It could be a very short video

[@carbaj03]

​@@chrisbaileymoralisweb3399 ​ hahaha maybe a youtube #shorts could be worthy. I think that like firebase is not for all kind of projects, Moralis may not be for every type of web3 project either.

[@funsark]

11:11 - Hoezaay...

[@pankajjoshi8292]

Web3 n ether is free , But Is moralis free ?

[@adityamittal4357]

it's a sales pitch for moralis, that's why so much emphasis on how hard it is to build a backend

[@pankajjoshi8292]

@@adityamittal4357 cannot understand , just let us know if free or paid

[@adityamittal4357]

@@pankajjoshi8292 It's paid.

[@feiwhang]

10:15 Then what's the point of crypto. It's not decentralized anymore cause you have to go through so many layers of centralized company.

[@chrisbaileymoralisweb3399]

Processing blockchain data doesn't change the state on the blockchain.

[@feiwhang]

​@@chrisbaileymoralisweb3399That's true. But since it only runs by a few private companies. What if they decide to shut it down? Woundn't that cripple the whole network since no one else runs it because it is just too big.

[@chrisbaileymoralisweb3399]

@@feiwhang It's an interesting debate, but one which can't really be condensed into a YT comment. The TLDR is: any person can run a node. But to run a fully syncd index of the entire blockchain may be prohibitive for many regular users unless they want to spend months building it.

[@feiwhang]

​@@chrisbaileymoralisweb3399 Thank you for the reply. I really like the idea of decentralization but I think we're still far from ideal.

[@erkintek]

"Unfortunately, Moralis does not accept payment in cryptocurrencies at the moment". 🤣🤣 big fail. 13 years ago you can even buy pizza.