Michael Pfister on Warpcast

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Michael Pfister

dipping my toes into solidity development Is truffle/ganache the go to for local development and testing?

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Please let me know if it still is.

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Dip your toes here? https://warpcast.com/slowcrypto/0x0a097a

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I need to try foundry but hardhat is great

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Just in case you didn't get enough responses that say "foundry" here's one more 😂

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Nicholas Charriere

I’ve been happy with hardhat/ganache but if you’re starting from scratch I’ve heard great things of foundry.

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foundry and it’s not close

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Stephen Caudill

Foundry is the way... learning a completely different API in a completely different language that goes out of its way to be magical and hide important details is a recipe for confusion. Also Hardhat tests are hella slow.

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check out my https://github.com/Borodutch/smart-contract-starter

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Another +1 for foundry.

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Foundry is the way

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not anymore. they are good tools but foundry or hardhat are the go to. big foundry maxi myself but would suggest you to explore both. the biggest difference is, hardhat would need to write tests, scripts in js while foundry allows you to do everything in solidity itself ganache might be good for starting out though

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Points to the person who named that.

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