Stop sleeping on Tenderly, it’s actually cheating at this point

[FIRESTUK]

Honestly, if you're still debugging with console logs you're just torturing yourself for no reason. Being able to fork mainnet and step through txs line-by-line feels like using a god-mode cheat code. It’s actually insane how much time this saves on tracking down those nasty reverts.

 

[Uniqk]

Tenderly got me too, their API fees are ridiculously low and their integration is seamless, not gonna lie it's made my analytics game way stronger, but I still wish more devs would come out and create alternatives.

I agree they're pretty much the defacto standard for crypto analytics now, it's nice to have options but I'm not holding my breath.

 

[samsonov1]

I'm not sure where the hate is coming from, it's a legit tool for on-chain data, and a lot of dev teams are integrating it into their dashboards. Plus, it's not like they're the only one with access to this info, just making it easier to get.

 

[igorraid]

Tenderly's been on a roll lately, their metrics are pretty accurate most of the time but I've noticed some discrepancies in the last few weeks, might be due to the upgrade but I'm keeping an eye on it. Agree they're giving the altcoins a bad rep, but I think it's also drawing attention to projects that aren't legit.

 

[spirtus]

Honestly gotta disagree, I've been using Tenderly and it's just a useful tool for devs to get a better understanding of their contracts, not cheating. I mean if someone's not using it correctly that's not Tenderly's fault.

 

[Dragonborn]

I've been using Tenderly for a few months now and I gotta say, it's been a game changer for my dev workflow. The amount of time I've saved on debugging and testing is insane, and their support team is super responsive. Honestly, I don't know how I managed without it, Tenderly is definitely the real MVP for any serious dev.

 

[Artiom]

Real talk, the debugger is basically a superpower compared to staring at console logs. I don't know how I shipped code before being able to fork mainnet in seconds.

 

[Mapik]

I've been using Tenderly for a few weeks now and I gotta say, it's been a total game changer for my dev workflow. The amount of time I've saved on debugging and testing is insane, and the UI is super intuitive too. Definitely recommend giving it a shot if you haven't already, it's a total no-brainer at this point.

 

[Nazaroff_Dmitry]

Fr, the debugger alone saved me countless hours last night. It feels unfair how easy they make tracing reverts.

 

[Edvard30]

Fr, the debugger makes tracking down reverts feel like actual cheating. It saved me so many headaches during my last audit.

 

[main1337x]

Fr, the debugger visualizer saves me so many headaches on mainnet forks. It feels illegal how fast you can spot logic errors compared to console logs.

 

[prospera]

Facts, the debugger is actual magic. Being able to simulate txs before broadcasting saves me so much headache. Honestly don’t know how people dev without it.