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# IDE and Tools

## [Remix](/meverse-dev-docs/smart-contract/ide-and-tools/remix.md)

Remix IDE, is a no-setup tool with a GUI for developing smart contracts. Used by experts and beginners alike, Remix will get you going in double time. Remix plays well with other tools, and allows for a simple deployment process to the chain of your choice. Remix is famous for our visual debugger.

## [Truffle](/meverse-dev-docs/smart-contract/ide-and-tools/truffle.md)

Quickly build, test, compile and debug using Truffle. Write sripts and plugins to automate common processes.

## [Hardhat](/meverse-dev-docs/smart-contract/ide-and-tools/hardhat.md)

Easily deploy your contracts, run tests and debug Solidity code without dealing with live environments. Hardhat Network is a local Ethereum network designed for development. 

## [MEVerse Scan](/meverse-dev-docs/smart-contract/ide-and-tools/meverse-scan-explorer.md)

MEVerse scan allows users to access different details related to transactions on specific wallet addresses and blockchains including amount transacted, sources and destination of funds, and status of the transactions.

## [MetaMask](/meverse-dev-docs/smart-contract/ide-and-tools/connecting-metamask.md)

MEVerse Network supports MetaMask, the most widely used wallet.


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