What Does This Mean for Other Blockchain Projects?

Most blockchain platforms today are still very complex. It usually takes a lot of time and effort to understand how they work and how to build with them. Developers often have to deal with complicated integrations, manage many tools, and keep up with constant changes. This makes creating onchain applications slow and challenging.

That’s why I think Enso’s new concept feels different. It focuses on making it easier to build and launch onchain applications by removing much of the technical complexity.

Enso uses a single system that simplifies how Web3 works. It introduces something called Actions, which are ready-made building blocks for common blockchain tasks like lending, borrowing, swapping, or minting NFTs. It also includes Shortcuts, which combine different Actions to handle more advanced tasks such as routing or automation.

With this setup, developers don’t have to manually connect to different blockchains or smart contracts. They can use these building blocks to create applications faster, without worrying about constant maintenance or audits.

This shift allows developers to spend more time on what really matters, building great products, growing their communities, and reaching more users.

If Enso’s approach works as intended, it could mark an important change for the blockchain world. Could this be the step that finally makes building onchain as easy as building on the web? What do you think?