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The Graph Protocol launches a new foundational module to enhance support for Solana Decentralized Finance projects
BlockBeats news, on September 17th, Web3 data blockchain protocol The Graph Protocol announced that the new tools and resources that change the way developers interact with Solana data are officially launched. The Graph Protocol's basic module greatly enhances support for Solana, helping Solana developers accelerate development using fast, reliable, and organized on-chain data. The new module covers most Decentralized Finance projects on Solana, including DEX, Non-fungible Token, AMM, and lending protocols. These modules provide key access points to Solana data, allowing developers to quickly access indexed data in key areas of the Solana ecosystem. It is reported that the new module simplifies DevEx with the new Codegen tool and GUI, enabling developers to quickly and easily develop subgraphs locally or via GitHub Codespaces with all dependencies pre-installed. Subgraphs can be synchronized several orders of magnitude faster through the subflow engine that supports graph nodes, with synchronization taking only hours instead of weeks. Developers can immediately access multiple subgraphs supported by Substreams, which are built and maintained by well-known teams and deployed on the Decentralization network. New, more detailed documentation and step-by-step guides enable developers to quickly get started and avoid unnecessary pitfalls. With Substreams on Solana, all data can now be easily parsed.