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Add Integration to Remix IDE for Vyper #529
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@DavidKnott I would really like to see this issue be "pre beta", it's the best way to teach newcomers |
I think having this as "pre beta" could slow things down a lot, I still don't know of a good way to run python in the browser. |
Heroku? Doesn't scale but... |
A nice heroku Remix IDE would be great for helping people get into Vyper. I think we'd have to make it super clear though that they shouldn't use the IDE for real world deployment (like Solidity Remix) until we've figured out how to run Vyper in the browser. |
I personally wouldn't use remix for that either lol |
Maybe it is also possible to compile We have some good people with broad Emscripten/WASM knowledge also doing the eWASM VM over on the EthereumJS team. |
Ah, that's a great option! Have to look into it. I know our module isn't too crazy, but have to see about our dependencies |
Duplicate of #278. |
What's your issue about?
It would be awesome if the viper online compiler viper.tools integrated some of the Remix functionality for deployment of bytecode and creating transactions/interacting with deployed contracts.
Conversely, if we could integrate the viper online compiler as an option in Remix, that would be awesomer!
I can make this a VIP if necessary
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