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I'm aware of Etherscan's capability for interactions with smart contracts on the Ethereum network, but I wonder if there is any other way to read and write from smart contracts.

I'd expect an improved UI/UX usability, allowing input validation, adding documentation on top of the contract etc, yet I couldn't find any other service providing it.

etherscan - smart contract interaction screenshot

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  • https://www.reddit.com/r/ethdev/comments/otv6lf/is_there_any_other_way_to_interact_with_ethereums/ – Qwerty Apr 09 '22 at 21:44

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You could use https://remix.ethereum.org/ There is no service that I know that can provide documentation on top of the contract.

But, it's possible to develop one. Are you interested in how it can be done?

Evgeniy Kirichenko
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  • 1. Yes, I am interested in how it can be done. 2. Do you find any value in another service that will provide enhanced UX for interacting with smart contracts? Basically, I feel Etherscan is doing a nice job and I'm using it quite often but thought it could be nice to provide kind of "postman" API experience on smart contracts. wdyt? – Tom Keidar Jul 29 '21 at 12:31
  • How do you load external deployed contract into REMIX? – Qwerty Apr 09 '22 at 21:40
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The only one I know of is Remix. This is a great tool for smart contract testing and interaction

And if you are planning to develop your own UI with an API. This is not the exact solution but check out drizzle. It has some good built in features which will get you started on the front-end parts and showing blockchain data

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Both tools presented below load the ABI automatically from the contract address.

eth95.dev

There is one that looks like old Windows 95 app. Pretty cool.

https://eth95.dev/

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mycrypto.com

https://app.mycrypto.com/interact-with-contracts

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