If I had to pick just one reason to use Foundry over Hardhat, it would be that I don't brick my entire repo when I try to upgrade and my yarn.lock dependencies collectively all shit themselves.

I love the Typescript language, hate the JS development ecosystem.

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Counterpoint: some of my Hardhat test code becomes my web app implementation code, so that's a +1 on the Hardhat side!