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Tenderly

Tenderly is a powerful web3 development platform designed to simplify and enhance the process of building decentralized applications (dApps) on blockchain networks. It offers a suite of tools including a multichain Node RPC, smart contract debugging, gas profiling, and a simulator for testing transactions before deployment. With features like Virtual TestNets and real-time alerting for on-chain events, Tenderly provides developers with the infrastructure needed to efficiently develop, monitor, and optimize their smart contracts, ultimately improving the overall user experience in dApp development.

Table of Contents

Key Features

  • Virtual Testnets: Customizable mainnet replicas for collaborative development, testing, and staging of decentralized applications (dApps).
  • Unlimited Faucet: Instantly fund ERC-20 and native balances in Virtual Testnets.
  • Node RPC: Access multiple blockchains via RPC, allowing for transaction simulations and queries.
  • Debugger: Find and fix transaction errors quickly using an interactive debugging tool.
  • Simulation API: Simulate transactions to get accurate insights into performance and potential issues.
  • Transaction Monitoring: Monitor on-chain events and transactions with customizable alerts and notifications.
  • Contract Verification: Verify smart contracts privately or publicly using tools like Foundry and Hardhat.
  • Web3 Actions: Implement serverless backends for on-chain events using JavaScript, simplifying event handling.
  • Gas Profiler: Obtain precise estimates of gas usage for transactions.
  • Developer Explorer: Tools for analyzing transaction execution and managing wallets and contracts.
  • Alerting Webhooks: Send alert data to various external services like Telegram, Slack, or email based on on-chain events.
  • State Overrides: Override account balances and smart contract variables to simulate non-existing conditions.
  • Client Libraries: Integrate easily with libraries like viem or ethers in your development workflows.
  • Sandbox Environment: Develop contracts and run transactions on Forks from any web browser for experimentation.

References and Links

Video Resources

General Guides

Virtual Testnets

Node RPC

Smart Contract and Simulation Tools

Web3 Actions and Wallets

Project Management

GitHub Resources

Case Studies

README Contributors

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