HiveSQL

Another Short Video Clip from @HiveFest Web3 Event with @Starkerz & @Arcange . Transcript: If you don't trust me I'm running the Xfer account If you don't trust me you just. And if you are a bit techy

Which applications are being used to enter posts and comments to the Hive blockchain? The data range is from the 21st March 2020 (first full day of Hive) to 1st May 2020. Posts Also known as top level

For a day to start with, but I couldn't resist having a look around.... HiveSQL by @arcange For those that aren't aware SteemSQL, and now HiveSQL, are a copy of the blockchain data, stored in a SQL Server

Access HiveSQL.io data from your ruby/rails application. Gem repository: How to Subscribe Note: HiveSQL is a monthly subscription. To use this gem, you must subscribe to @hivesql and store the credentials

The Hive blockchain is alive! Congratulations to all the hard workers who lately have been working night and day to make our beloved blockchain decentralized again. I am happy to announce that HiveSQL,

I've added support for the tables that @arcange provided not too long ago. I have also released some example scripts on utilizing these new tables to moderate communities: For example, if you wanted to

Two days ago, at the same time as the official release of the Steem communities, I made an important update of SteemSQL. You can read the announcement here in the SteemSQL community For the record, this

The long-awaited Communities have been launched today. That’s really great news as it is in line with what has been announced by Steemit inc. The trick with communities is that it doesn’t require any change