Learning the Fundamentals of Tenderly: The full-stack Web3 infrastructure layer
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About This Episode
In this episode of DevNTell, Narb welcomes Nenad Vitorovic, DevRel Lead at Tenderly, to discuss the comprehensive Web3 infrastructure layer. Tenderly is a full-stack platform designed to streamline the development lifecycle for decentralized applications (dApps) and smart contracts. The session covers Tenderly's three primary feature buckets: Development & Staging (including virtual testnets and debugging tools), Security & Monitoring (simulations and alerts), and RPC Node services with custom extensions. Nenad provides a deep-dive live demonstration of Tenderly's Virtual Testnets, showing how developers can instantly fork mainnet state, deploy contracts via Hardhat, and use an 'unlimited faucet' for testing. The episode highlights Tenderly's commitment to improving developer productivity and software reliability across more than 50 supported blockchain networks.
Key Takeaways
Tenderly offers a full-stack infrastructure for Web3 developers, including debugging, simulations, and monitoring tools.
Virtual Testnets allow teams to fork mainnet state and collaborate in a shared, private environment for staging and CI/CD.
The Visual Debugger and Trace Inspector provide detailed insights into transaction execution and state changes.
Tenderly's 'Unlimited Faucet' and 'Admin RPC' methods (Pseudo RPC) allow developers to mock conditions like custom balances and storage overrides.
The platform supports over 50 blockchain networks, including various Layer 2 solutions and testnets.
Web3 Actions enable serverless backends for smart contracts to automate responses to on-chain events.
Featured Guest
Nenad Vitorovic
DevRel @ Tenderly
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