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Deterministic Deployment for Ethereum

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Deterministic deployment is an undocumented feature of forge in Foundry. Deterministic deployment refers to predictable deployment of smart contracts to the same address every time they are deployed. A deterministic contract address can be useful for several reasons:

1. Trust: Users or other …

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EIP1056Registry Pull Request did-eth-60

• renames registry to remove the word 'Ethereum' • upgrades solidity version to 0.8.15, a more recent and stable version • implements the EIP1056Registry interface • provides documentation for all contract functions

Closes Standardized Contract Interface

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The Case for Solidity-Only Testing in Smart Contract Development

If you're diving into the world of Solidity and smart contracts, you may have wrestled with the question: should I develop and test my project entirely in Solidity? For those unfamiliar with the debate, the alternative is often testing using TypeScript …