Alright, I’ve been thinking about this for a while and wanted to share some thoughts:

There’s not enough dev tooling in Web3

Teams still rely on outdated methods—leading to poor ux, wasted time, and botched launches

But that is changing

Network partnerships at Tenderly

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At the beginning of 2025, I joined team at Tenderly because this is a compelling issue to tackle

Our goal is to make powerful dev tooling more accessible—so networks can attract top builders and teams can ship faster and more securely

Tenderly provides that foundation:
• Transaction simulation
• Smart contract debugger
• Virtual Testnets
• Monitoring & Alerting
• Node RPC

It’s a full-stack platform to improve your ecosystem and build better dapps

Example: InstaDapp

InstaDapp relies on complex contract interactions across DeFi protocols

With Tenderly, their engineers can:
• Simulate failed transactions
• Trace execution flows
• Identify and fix issues in minutes, not hours

full story here:

Example: InstaDapp

InstaDapp relies on complex contract interactions across DeFi protocols

With Tenderly, their engineers can:
• Simulate failed transactions
• Trace execution flows
• Identify and fix issues in minutes, not hours

full story here: 
https://blog.tenderly.co/case-studies/instadapp/

In Web3, errors can lead to significant financial loss and protocols going under

Robust developer tools aren’t just nice to have—they’re essential

Tenderly provides the safety developers need

Tools like Tenderly not only enhance the developer experience on a network, but also ensure the reliability and security of dapps we use

Cracked 👏devs 👏 use 👏Tenderly
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In traditional software development, monitoring, alerting, tracing, CI/CD tooling, security, and log management are table stakes

Nothing should change just because we call it web3

Devs need tools to build, test, deploy, and monitor efficiently