Tagged “Ethers”

Connecting Remix with Ethers.js
We'll connect the smart contract compiled and deployed using Remix IDE with frontend. We’ll use Ethers.js library and code at vanilla JavaScript.
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Future of Smart Contracts and Ethereum
This comprehensive article delves into the future of smart contracts and Ethereum, exploring their potential impact on industries and the economy. Learn about the latest developments and advancements in the field, and discover how they can be leveraged...
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Ethers vs Web3 | Which is the best library to interact with smart contracts?
Web3.js is the oldest library and still has potential. Ethers.js library has smaller bundle size, user-friendly API structure, extensive and concise documentation, and that it is written in TypeScript. Web3.js is written in node.js and has a comparatively...
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Connect Hardhat Contract with Ethers in Frontend
We will use Ethers.js to send and receive the data from smart contract that we created using Hardhat.
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