Ethereum [ETH] development made easier: Developers get access to Truffle’s new website

On 13th August, Joseph Lubin, the Co-Founder of Ethereum Project and the Founder of ConsenSys, made an announcement regarding the new update on Truffle. He tweeted that developers can now access Truffle, Drizzle, and Ganache to develop and test Ethereum more effectively.

Truffle is an Ethereum development framework that holds all the information that the developers would need in order to build dApps and smart contracts. It claims to be the most popular of Ethereum’s development platform, it also provides users access to app documentation, tutorials, templates, and repositories on the Truffle’s website.

The website offers three dessert-themed services for its users:

Drizzle:

A set of front-end libraries that makes it easier to write developmental apps. The fundamental feature of drizzle is based on Redux, which according to docs is a predictable state container for JavaScript apps. Users essentially have access to everything that this “container” provides.

Ganache:

A private blockchain belonging to Ethereum that is responsible for running tests and executing the commands of the developers. Individuals who have access to Windows, Mac or Linux operating systems can make use of this as a desktop tool or command-line tool.

Truffle:

A top-level developmental platform that is responsible for testing the design and ‘asset pipeline’ for blockchains through the Ethereum Virtual Machine [EVM], whose objective is to make life easier for a developer.

Many popular companies like Aragon, BitGo, Digix, Melonport and Shapeshift utilize these three services that are available to the general public and provides testing and experimentation with personal blockchains.

A Redditor named Discarbic said:

“All these tools are finally coming together, and people are freaking out about price like it’s the end of the world. Agreed that website is slick!”