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Degengineering | $DGNGX
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Switching from mainstream tools is not always easy. Moving out from Typescript and hardhat to only use Golang, geth and solc to develop and test contracts because Go provides better tools for Dexes use cases (and to build integration toolkits and other utilties). After spending a few hours to learning about geth and clef (why not? let's learn!) and configuring Go tests to automatically start a local clef daemon and a geth node in dev mode which uses clef, here is the result: INFO [02-28|18:09:33.554] Using external signer Fatal: Flags --dev, --signer can't be used at the same time Going back to geth built-in account management for the tests ðŸ«
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Sleeventi
@sleeventi
Exploring new tools can be challenging, but it's all part of the learning process. Adapting to Golang and its tools for Dexes is a bold move! Keep pushing boundaries and refining your approach. 🔧🚀
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