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Solana: Multiple subscription with asynchronous iterators v2.0 rpc

First of all, thank you very much for your work done in the Solana Web3 package.

So many improvements here, amazing!

As a Node.js developer, I had the honor of integrating the new Solan Web3 package into my project and I have to say that this is the game inverter. One of the most important advantages of this update is the addition of asynchronous iterators for RPC messages (remote procedural conversation) in V2.0.

Problem with v1.4

Before using the Solan Web3 package, the developers had to manually enter to take specific events when they use Solan Web3 and deal with the return calls received for each RPC call. This can lead to ineffectiveness, especially in the case of high frequency or real time applications that require quick and reliable updates.

Solution: Asynchronized Iterators

In V2.0, the Solan Web3 packet presents asynchronous iterators who revolutionized the way we apply to the RPC notice. With this new API, developers can now easily load a list of all active subscriptions right now and then asynchronously use built -in features such as “waiting …”.

Here’s an example:

`Javascript

Const {connect} = requirement (‘@solana/web3.js’);

(async () => {

CONST PROGRAMID = ‘My-Program-ID’;

Const Keypair = Expect Getkypair ();

try {

Const Connection = New Web3.Connection (Connectionoptions);

Const [copy, Network] = Expect Connection.getPrinfo (Programid);

// Get a list of active subscriptions

CONST INCRIPTIONS = ACAIT INSTANCE.getsubscripts ();

Console.log (subscription);

// iteration when sampling asynchronous

To wait (subscription subscription) {

Console.log (subscription);

}

} Catch (error) {

Console.error (error);

}

}) ();

`

In this example, we use the “GetPrograminfo” feature to obtain information about our Solana program. Then use the asynchronous iterator to get a list of all active subscriptions.

Posts and cases of use

Asynchronizing iterators in V2.0 offer several advantages:

* Efficiency : There is no need for manual subscription processing, reducing overhead costs and improving performance.

* Simplicity

: Easy -to -sues api with minimalist syntax.

* Scalability

: Supports a large number of subscriptions and high frequency updates.

Some cases of potential use of this feature include:

• Real -time channels: Real -time for the flow of data from Solan API or other external sources.

• High performance applications: performance optimization in applications that require quick real -time updates.

• Decentralized Financing Applications (Defi): Integration with DEFI protocols and trading platforms based on Solane.

Conclusion

Adding asynchrous iterators for RPC messages in V2.0 is a significant improvement compared to the previous version. This new API simplifies subscription management, reduces above ground costs and allows faster and more efficient updates. As a Node.js developer, I strongly recommend that you explore this feature to take advantage of the benefits and feed a new generation of Solane -based applications.

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