Rust

Finally conquered the last bits of the contract flow from Golang to Rust..

1. Alloy macros are pretty great. Using Solidify contract interfaces directly in Alloy functions is also pretty great. Foundry fuzzing and property-based testing also great.
2. Geth contract middleware is still more ergonomic than Alloy, e.g. waitForTransaction doesn’t exist.
3. Rust Result typing is way better for flow state and DRY.
4. You should use Rust if you need transaction certainty. But it is totally overkill for smaller projects and hackathons.

Yeah would be a good feature request, but adding middleware like this maybe goes against some cultural tenets.

Why implement waitForTransaction when it could also be an imperative exercise left to the user?

honestly you should open a request for this in their repo:
> Geth contract middleware is still more ergonomic than Alloy, e.g. waitForTransaction doesn’t exist.