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Samuel ツ
@samuellhuber.eth
What's the best developer wallet browser extensions? I want to see why the simulation fails if it does. I want to be able to easily plug in & out private keys / seed phrases. I want to default to testnets. I want to have a faucet button. What's the best Dev Focused Wallet for when you're coding? Rainbow has been underwhelming for me in that I can't see the simulation result nor the data (outside of the bytes which is not human readable)
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Royal
@royalaid.eth
annoyingly and unironically its https://dashboard.tenderly.co/dashboard by a mile. Its not a wallet but it is the best tool I have used. You use a virtual testnet or fork with your wallet which will fork from a given mainnet block and then you can execute TX's like you normally would from your wallet and then you can debug inside tenderly. Its a shitty flow but the most effective I have found for apps that depend on other protocols and require mainnets for testing interactions. for the baked in stuff around testnets I don't know of anything that does that BUT https://github.com/rainbow-me/rainbow is always forkable :)
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Arti Villa
@artivilla.eth
I've heard good things about https://rabby.io. not sure if it has faucets though.
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phragg
@phragg
I switched to rainbow from tabby after hearing some buzz, part of me questions why. Rabby did seem like devx++ compared. Faucets in wallet would be amazing though
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Koolkheart
@koolkheart.eth
I don’t fully get all the technical stuff, but I agree that something that’s easy to plug in and out with testnets sounds like a good choice. It’s cool that there are so many options to play around with, but I get the frustration if it doesn’t give you clear results. Guess that’s why devs need the right tools, right?
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