Smart Contract Testing | Explained for Beginners | NBIC
Channel: NBIC Native Blockchain Infrastructure Company
Date: 2022-08-19

Testing smart contracts is a crucial step in designing them. However, despite the volume of articles on "how to code in Solidity," there is a regrettable dearth of information on how to develop tests for that code.

There are, in my opinion, multiple causes for this:

➡ This ecosystem is still extremely young. Vyper is under 3 years old, Solidity is only 5 years old. Even if the tooling that is available now is much better than it was a year ago, it is still not at the level of the majority of mainstream languages.

➡ Since testing isn't common in their culture, many developers with experience in other languages may be skilled programmers but lack the understanding necessary to conduct efficient tests.

➡ Smart contracts seem to be really straightforward. Due to its minimal complexity and syntax, it is simple to develop a false sense of assurance in your code.

Developers who don't know what they don't know are testing code that seems so simple but where a single error could result in financial devastation using immature tools.

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