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In the *Build* page I see information on how to testnet and how to run your own node, but it doesn't mention any tool on how to run a local node for development and testing, and it's not obvious to a newcomer that they can run `geth` or `parity` in *single player mode* to just practice interacting with a real node. I've added a link to [ethnode](https://github.com/vrde/ethnode), a simple tool to locally run **Geth** or **Parity** in development mode.
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+1. More devs should be running tests against a production node like geth/parity. |
@maurelian cannot agree more :) Thank you for merging. |
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In the Build page I see information on how to testnet and how to run your own node, but it doesn't mention any tool on how to run a local node for development and testing, and it's not obvious to a newcomer that they can run
gethorparityin single player mode to just practice interacting with a real node.I've added a link to ethnode, a simple tool to locally run Geth or Parity in development mode.