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FAQcommon questions tend to recur about web3 infracommon questions tend to recur about web3 infra
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I'm new in ethereum development and I found out that there is only one way to effectively test smart contracts is using 'truffle'. Truffle requires javascript knowledge and I don't really want to learn javascript.
Can I use this library to interact with truffle (somehow) or directly with 'ganache' to effectively test smart contracts and work with them in production not using javascript? I need to know should I really learn javascript to become professional smart contract developer or not.
Thanks!
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mloit commentedon Apr 19, 2022
While you can test contracts using web3Swift, you'll likely find it easier and more efficient to use something like Remix for the contract development side, then transition to something like Web3Swift when you get to the application side of things.