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Learn how Alluvial developers use Tenderly to support the development of Liquid Collective, a new liquid staking standard. Find out how they use Debugger, Transaction Simulator, Forks, and other Tenderly tools to increase security, bring transparency among teams, and boost confidence in the product.
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Yearn engineers no longer need to invest valuable resources in developing tools. They can turn to Tenderly for debugging, testing, simulations, and infrastructure and focus on writing advanced yield-generating strategies.
As Tenderly added new functionalities, Uniswap continued introducing them to their development process. Through integration with Transaction Simulator, Tenderly has become an integral part of Uniswap’s CI setup.
Safe exposes Simulator through their Transaction Builder app and other parts of their interface. So, before executing transactions, Safe’s end users can find out whether they’re successful or whether they’ll trigger the expected state changes.
Tenderly Debugger is the go-to solution for driving key security and system reliability decisions. In addition, the NFTX team uses Debugger to verify deployments and tackle issues post-deployment.
Tenderly provides the Yield Protocol engineering team with a comprehensive development, testing, and debugging platform designed to support them at critical stages of the development lifecycle.
Using Tenderly’s Simulator and Debugger tools, Revest is able to simulate the outcomes of governance proposals with zero risk and without spending real money. These tools also enable Revest to reduce development time and ensure the security and safety of their platform and user funds.
With more than 40,000 users and roughly $2 billion total value locked, Instadapp is 100% trustless and provides developers with infrastructure for building reliable and secure DeFi solutions.
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“We use the Tenderly Simulator and Forks in production and internal testing. Whenever an error pops up for a user, we automatically run a simulation on that error and log it in a Slack group. Tenderly helps us reduce errors and understand why they are happening even when the user doesn’t complain.”