Foundry Tutorial | Debug & Deploy Solidity Smart Contracts

[@rosariosway]

Thank you James, the video has been very helpful to me :)

[@fulumbeats1310]

Very helpful, thanks 🤗

[@muratpinkman9679]

Your videos are very helpful thx again

[@crypto_peng]

nice light sir

[@anthonybongo94]

Hey, how long does it take to add two numbers on the EVM (assume both numbers are in memory, we are not reading from the Blockchain, nor are we updating the state of the Blockchain)

[@JamesBachini]

That would just depend on the speed of your RPC node. Rough guess at a round trip using infura would be 1 second. If you needed faster you could run up your own node

[@vivekascoder]

wen are you starting to use a monospace font in your vscode ?

[@JamesBachini]

Will change it today ☺️

[@vivekascoder]

@@JamesBachini Awesome

[@2blasian]

How did you pay the gas price?

[@JamesBachini]

Sold a kidney! No it was actually on a Rinkeby testnet so can use worthless testnet Eth to pay the gas fee. You can get some by googling "Rinkeby faucet". Then transferred those funds to the address generated around the 13:45 mark in the video. That address deploys the contracts and pays the gas fee.

[@2blasian]

@@JamesBachini Gotcha! And how do you pay the gas price for interacting with the contract once deployed? I've made several attempts but the operation seems to just get stuck

[@JamesBachini]

@@2blasian from the same wallet using cast. Something like cast send 0xContractAddress "myFunction(uint256)" 888 --rpc-url eth-mainnet.alchemyapi.io --private-key=abc123 So in this we are calling myFunction(888) Change the RPC URL to whatever network you are using and add your alchemy or infura API key too

[@2blasian]

@@JamesBachini This was helpful thank you! What had happened was I was compiling code that had errors and I didn't realize that the created block was empty. So ultimately, what I really needed was a new 0xContractAddress

[@graemx]

What computer set-up is best? Windows based or Chromebook?

[@JamesBachini]

Can use Windows, Mac or Linux. Not sure about Chromebook. Could probably run it on a cloud instance via a Chromebook but not ideal.

[@bossgd100]

Why are you living in the dark ?

[@JamesBachini]

Show me the light boss

[@omega3fatass61]

what? lmao