Eunice (unix-cheerie)

Hey Farcaster 👋 I’m Eunice, a beginner blockchain dev from documenting my journey one day at a time. Today I just learned Foundry. Foundry is a fast, developer-friendly framework for Ethereum smart contracts. Think of it as your all-in-one toolbox: building, testing, deploying, debugging. The main tools 🛠️ • Forge → write & run tests • Cast → interact with contracts & RPCs • Anvil → spin up a local blockchain • Chisel → debug in a REPL style 2. I also learned how RPCs connect Foundry to real networks. • Local testing = Anvil • Public chains = RPC endpoints (Infura, Alchemy, or your own node) Super excited about how powerful Foundry feels. Next up: diving deeper into testing smart contracts with Forge. Stay tuned. Checkout my Medium post:https://medium.com/@Cheerie/my-first-steps-with-foundry-a-beginners-dive-into-smart-contract-development-77f7d74c148e #150DaysOfSolidity #Web3 #WomenInTech #FOUNDRY #Ethereum

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Hey Farcasters! So, today I learned about RPCs (Remote Procedure Calls) — the endpoints that let wallets, dApps & tools like Foundry talk to blockchains. Services like Infura, Alchemy, QuickNode provide these nodes so we don’t need to run one ourselves. In Foundry, RPCs power deployments (--rpc-url) and even fork mainnet/testnet for testing with real state. RPCs are the silent bridge that makes blockchain interactions possible. #Web3 #Blockchain #Foundry #Alchemy #Solidity

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📢 Foundry Series (Part 3): Core Components Foundry = 4 tools that change the game: 🔸 Anvil → local chain for testing 🔸 Forge → testing/building contracts 🔸 Cast → interact with blockchain 🔸 Chisel → experiment with Solidity Together → speed + control + developer joy 🚀

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