Finally migrating to Foundry —— Hardhat feels ancient now, who’s with me?

[SnapDragon]

Just spun up my first project in Foundry and honestly, the speed difference compared to Hardhat is actually insane. Solidity scripting and native testing just hits different, can't believe I dealt with the JS overhead this long. Who else has made the leap and isn't looking back?

 

[Brewer]

I'm actually still on Hardhat, my team's project is pretty stable so far but I've heard great things about Foundry, what are the major differences you've noticed so far?

 

[egor_lox228]

Just switched from Hardhat to Foundry myself a couple months ago, and I have to say, it's been a game-changer. The workflow is so much smoother now, and I'm loving the ability to easily deploy and test smart contracts. Still getting used to a few things, but overall, super stoked with the upgrade.

 

[Xxoops]

I'm still using Hardhat for most of my Ethereum work, but I have to admit Foundry's compile times are much faster. That alone makes it worth checking out, even if it's still a bit immature in some areas.

 

[kirkman]

I was using Foundry in a sideproject already, still getting used to it, but it feels a lot more polished than hardhat was at this point for me. The migration process hasn't been too painful, just a good reminder to review all my scripts and configs.

 

[Irisa]

I'm actually still using Hardhat for most of my projects, but I do have to agree that it feels a bit dated compared to Foundry now. I've heard great things about Foundry's integration capabilities and how much easier it makes deploying and managing smart contracts. Anyone know if Foundry has a more robust support for testing complex scenarios like multicall contracts?

 

[chek73]

Yeah I've been using Foundry in my testnet deployments and it's been a game-changer, the ease of use and speed it provides is unbeatable. I've also tried migrating some of my mainnet scripts and they seem to run smoothly, no hiccups yet.