I Asked a Developer Friend if He’d Build on Vanar and His Response Was Brutally Honest
“Show me the documentation first.”
Checked their developer docs and honestly it’s sparse compared to what you get with Ethereum or Solana. Limited tutorials, unclear migration paths, no robust SDK examples for different languages.
Technical whitepapers explain the compression algorithm beautifully but practical “how do I actually deploy a dApp here” guidance is thin. That’s a massive barrier when developers have limited time and established alternatives with comprehensive resources.
The Neutron compression is legitimately innovative but if integrating it requires digging through minimal documentation and figuring out edge cases yourself, most devs will just use familiar infrastructure instead.
NVIDIA Inception program and entertainment partnerships are impressive but those don’t help individual developers building today. They need clear examples, active support forums, and battle-tested tooling.
World of Dypians working proves the tech functions but one flagship project doesn’t create an ecosystem. Need hundreds of smaller projects building to generate network effects.
Developer experience determines adoption more than technology quality. Is Vanar investing enough there?