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solidity-template
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solidity-template: now with support for zkSync 2.0 and EIP-1559 transactions!
New updates to solidity-template are available! This template now supports more networks than ever. And for the first time, streamlined contract development to zk rollup L2s are possible!
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Latest Week in Ethereum News
Awesome to see a mention of solidity-template here! Check out the thread for more info.
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solidity-template: a modern Solidity contract template utilizing Foundry and Hardhat
This template includes an easy-to-follow example Counter.sol, with its interface ICounter.sol, Unit Test file Counter.t.sol, and Integration Test file counter.test.ts.
Reference for on-chain developers writing contracts that call these contracts in your Unit Test files to see the expected usage in Solidity.
solidity-template's sample contract, Counter.sol, is trivial, so the value add isn't observable here. Let me share a recent example where off-chain logic would never be able to be handled inside the Foundry unit tests:
hardhat-gas-reporter
- Hardhat Eth Transfer testing
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Understanding SushiSwap's MasterChef staking rewards
With hardhat-gas-reporter we can see how much expensive each implementation is.
- What is the cost of minting an ERC721 on Ethereum right now via safeMint() in USD? And what's the easiest way to check this value?
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Things I learned deploying my first NFT contract to production
Deploying the contract in Polygon and minting costed around $0.80, including some NFTs minting. Compared to Ethereum mainnet, it would have been some thousand bucks. Despite that it is also a good idea to optimize the contract, and check the gas costs. Here's a great tool if you're using Hardhat.
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Per-method gas reporter without test suites
I can get a neat report with hardhat-gas-reporter for my own contracts, but I don't know how to do that for third-parties if they don't happen to be using Hardhat too - or if they have no test suites at all.
What are some alternatives?
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