According to the companies, Eclipse’s new scaling solution will allowPolygon-compatible applications to run on Eclipse platforms. This enables developers to take advantage of Polygon’s scalability features for their applications, without having to make any changes or modifications.
Rollups could help make blockchains faster and cheaper, making them more accessible to the masses. They work by compiling a number of transactions into one bundle, which then goes onto a layer-1 blockchain like Ethereum or Solana. This could help reduce the cost of sending transactions, making blockchains more accessible for everyday people.
The Polygon Solana Virtual Machine will power smart contracts and tooling compatible with the Solana platform, which will ultimately increase throughput speed and interoperability for crypto subsectors like gaming, DeFi and more.
The team at Ethereum decided to create a highly parallelized rollup, but they stuck to a standard toolset that already existed. This had thebenefit of speeding up the process while ensuring correctness.
Eclipse is a customizable rollup provider that gives users the ability to pick their base level (like Polygon or Solana), choose a virtual machine like EVM or SVM, and make customizations in the application. Somani said this allows developers to have more control over their deployments and makes it easier for them to differentiate their applications from others.
Creating a rollup can be a way for developers to support different use cases without constraining the blockchain. The rollup architecture allows for easy integration of new applications and protocols without having to WIPT out the entire blockchain. This alleviates some of the costs associated with setting up a dApp or developing an existing one on ethereum.
The Polygon SVM allows for the migration of dApps built on the Solana blockchain to other blockchains through programmable smart contracts. This provides both communities using and building on different blockchains access to each other’s capabilities and resources, opening up new possibilities for collaboration.
Polygon and Solana have been collaborating to develop a platform that will allow developers to create games and other physical infrastructure applications with ease. This platform is expected to be quite beneficial for both communities, as it will allow developers more access to resources and make the process of developing such applications much easier.
What Eclipse 3.1 represents for the future of Eclipse’s scalability is just the beginning. As the platform continues to grow, so too will its ability to power browsers, embedded systems, and more. With this release, developers can start exploring new ways to build with Eclipse and take advantage of its powerful tool
With all of the different virtual machines being created, it is likely that we will see them rolled up onto different base layers in the near future. This would include SVM on Ethereum mainnet and other base layers.
The launch of a new scaling solution provides businesses with a way to handle the ever-growing demand for digital services. With this new tool, businesses can make sure that their websites and onlineservices are able to meet the needs of their customers without them experiencing problems or slowdowns.
