@radcipher Good read. Thanks for sharing brother🙏

At what stage did you start participating in the public contests? What is necessary to start? #Web3 @CodeHawks

@radcipher 👋

@ddimitrovv22 Awesome, thanks for sharing this😯 I probably wouldn't have come across it otherwise

That tripped me up while writing tests😵‍💫 ✨When you call a payable function and send Ether with it (msg.value), the EVM transfers the balance to the contract before executing any code—so before validation. In functions that rely on msg.sender, the updated balance will already be reflected. Is this related to reentrancy attacks? 🤔

@Slavcheww Thank you, chief💪🔥

@radcipher @CyfrinUpdraft @PatrickAlphaC Same goal, so I hope we will meet at the top🗻✊

@0xAlexSR Sometimes rest is essential to reach your goals. Take your time, I’m rooting for you 🫡

🧨When testing in Foundry, you can capture and decode emitted events: ✨Example: Vm.Log[] memory logs = vm.getRecordedLogs(); bytes32 topic0 = logs[0].topics[0]; // first topic is the event signature assertEq(topic0, keccak256("DataStored(address,uint256)"), "Event signature mismatch"); This ensures the correct event was emitted📝

📌 Quick notes for you: How to use these cheat codes in testing:

@0xAlexSR Is it helpful for beginners? It looks like it can be useful for newbies🤔

🧐 If you're starting out like me, that's good to know:

@0xT1MOH @fromeo_016 30-5-30-5-30-15 and then repeat 😁

✨ While testing, these cheatcodes for tracking emitted events will save you so much time... Trust me, I know what I'm talking about🥲 👉Use vm.recordLogs() to capture events and 👉vm.getRecordedLogs() to verify them

Working on Foundry tests - lots of mistakes, lots of learning, but I’m constantly moving forward!🫡 The Foundry docs are proving to be a solid resource!💎

@0xAlexSR Taking risks are necessary for progress and growth. Rooting for you man💪

RT @DappScout: What project ideas would you recommend for beginner in Solidity/Foundry? Or are there any repos that are worth checking ou…

🔔While testing contracts you will need to know how manipulate time🔔 In Foundry, you can manipulate time with: 🔥vm.warp(timestamp): Set a custom block timestamp. 🔥vm.skip(seconds): Fast-forward time by a set duration. Ethereum timestamps are Unix-based, second-precise, and not entirely immutable, because miners have some control ✅