Before you start delving into the practical aspects, it is essential to understand the concept of code coverage. If you are unfamiliar with coverage, we recommend referring to our first article on the subject.

Within Crypto, I don’t think there’s a single truism more often stated than “we should build smart contracts like airplanes, not iPhone apps!”

Code Coverage is a controversial topic. Ask any group of developers, and you’re likely to get many conflicting opinions on how to do it properly. Some will say “well 100% or bust”, others will say it doesn’t matter at all.

The decentralized web is inexhaustibly and unrelentingly connected. It was designed to provide an open architecture to build the next iteration of the internet, one that was more permanent, more accessible, and less discriminatory to its users. It has no concept of nationality, race, ethnicity, sex, class, gender, age, or political correctness. Hell, it has no concept of a “bedtime”.

When building cHaOSneT we realized that we had a decision to make: did we want to go the Web 2.0 way and use traditional login and payment processing, or did we want to go full Crypto-native and try to build something new?

Forget Testnets. Welcome to ChaosNet

In a year that's seen cryptocurrency markets plunge and too many big hacks, we are proud to say that we've ended 2022 with tens of thousands of downloads of our breakout blockchain framework Ape, the best Python-based framework for developers across the globe!