Parity Project Blockchain based on Ethereum announces the release of a new substrate DIY Blockchain tool

ETH-based start parity has just launched a DIY blockchain tool

Parity Technologies has launched a new tool called today Substrate. According to the official announcement, the tool will allow users to create their own custom blockchains for decentralized apps. Substrate It is already available at the time of this report, but only in the beta version so far.

The project, like the Ethereum network and everything that is launched by Parity, will be open source, not only. The company is trying to create software that can be as "generic" as possible. Why? Because it will help developers be more flexible as they work with it to design their own blockchains.

Substrate also has an API for users to create their own consent mechanisms using Parity technology. The product is fully integrated with other company products such as the Polkadot protocol and is written using Rust and can be run on Web browsers using JavaScript.

Gavid Wood, the co-founder of Ethereum and Parity Technologies, said that the new technology was realized with the lessons learned from the construction of Ethereum and Polkador and that this new product is the end result of everything that the developers have learned so far.

According to him, the characteristics of this new product will make life easier for developers and will have a complete package with everything they need to "get the job done".

The technology it is currently licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPLv3). However, it was stated by Wood that the team is planning to move to Apache 2.0. This, they believe, could give developers more freedom as Apache 2.0 is much more forgiving.

It is clear that one of the team's focal points is that everything is malleable so that developers can have a good tool to help them create whatever they really want.

The technology it was the first one revealed in October at the Web3 Summit, which was hosted in Berlin. Since then, technology has evolved a lot and has brought many results that hopefully will allow developers to use their creativity to make fantastic apps.