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Nexus.io Opensource Blockchain vs Shuttle
Shuttle helps build backends quickly, but does not provide a blockchain or staking mechanism like Nexus.
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- What it is
- Nexus.io Opensource Blockchain:Nexus is an open-source, quantum-resistant blockchain offering free, fast transactions and a no-code API for DApp development.
- Shuttle:Shuttle is a Rust-native platform that builds, deploys and manages backend services with zero infrastructure config.
- Best for
- Nexus.io Opensource Blockchain:Quantum-resistant blockchain platform
- Shuttle:Zero-config Rust backend hosting
- Who it’s for
- Nexus.io Opensource Blockchain:Developers and businesses building decentralized apps, NFTs, or tokenized services.
- Shuttle:Rust developers who want fast, managed backend deployments.
- Pricing
- Nexus.io Opensource Blockchain:Open source
- Shuttle:Free
- Works with
- Nexus.io Opensource Blockchain:—
- Shuttle:Rust, Rocket, AWS, GCP, Azure
- DevHunt upvotes
- Nexus.io Opensource Blockchain:2
- Shuttle:19
- Launched on DevHunt
- Nexus.io Opensource Blockchain:Jan 2023
- Shuttle:Apr 2024
Nexus.io Opensource Blockchain features
- Quantum-resistant cryptography. Uses cryptographic algorithms designed to stay secure against future quantum computers.
- Free, fast transactions. Transactions confirm in about 50 seconds and incur no fees.
- No-code DApp API. Integrated API works with visual tools like Bubble to create tokens, contracts, and NFTs without coding.
- Hybrid public/private chains. Deploy applications on the public network or on a private/hybrid chain for extra control.
- Staking rewards. Stake NXS to earn rewards, with over 49 % of circulating supply currently staked.
- Username-based addresses. Send NXS to human-readable usernames instead of long Base58 addresses.
Shuttle features
- One-line resource provisioning. Add databases, secrets or storage by annotating your Rust code, no YAML needed.
- Instant cloud deployment. Deploy with a single CLI command; Shuttle builds and runs your service in seconds.
- Local-to-cloud parity. Local development mirrors the cloud environment, including databases and secrets.
- Framework support. Works with major Rust web frameworks such as Rocket, Actix, and others.
- Cache-based redeploys. Uses previous build caches for lightning-fast redeploys.
- Vendor-agnostic hosting. Deploy to Shuttle’s cloud, your own cloud, or on-premise without lock-in.
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