How to Build Without Barriers on Conflux With Tenderly

Conflux is a public and permissionless L1 blockchain that aims to build a borderless transactional and technological ecosystem. Focused on openness, inclusivity, and transparency, the network strives to connect Web3 projects and communities across borders and protocols.

Conflux provides a high-performance platform for decentralized finance, gaming, and other onchain applications. It facilitates secure asset transfers at low fees, democratizing access and blockchain participation.

The network also features a hybrid Tree-Graph consensus mechanism that combines PoW and PoS, bringing high throughput, decentralization, and security. This way, Conflux offers a fast, secure onchain experience while ensuring reliable performance.

With the Conflux-Tenderly integration, you now have essential dev tools and infrastructure to catch, fix, and mitigate bugs before they become critical incidents. 

What Conflux’s unique architecture looks like

As an L1 blockchain, Conflux has a unique consensus mechanism – the Tree-Graph system based on both PoW and PoS. This consensus algorithm enables parallel transaction and blockchain processing, which increases the overall network capacity while lowering the time needed for consensus. With this approach, the network achieves a high throughput of up to 15,000 TPS with a <1 min confirmation latency.

Additionally, Conflux Network has two separate spaces introduced with the Conflux v2.0 upgrade that distinguish between Conflux- and Ethereum-format transactions: 

• Core Space is the core Conflux network, which enables high network capacity and low- to no-cost transactions. 
• eSpace is the virtualized EVM on top of the Core Space. This space allows Conflux to use Ethereum’s well-established ecosystem, including essential tools and infrastructure.  

When it comes to developing and deploying applications on Conflux, you can choose between the two. You can develop brand-new dapps directly on Core Space, but it requires you to adopt Conflux-specific tools. On the other hand, for deploying and porting your existing applications, you can choose the eSpace as it allows you to use familiar EVM tools and also stay compatible with other EVM chains. 

Why build on Conflux Network

Thanks to its unique consensus mechanism and mission to build an open, transparent ecosystem beyond borders, Conflux Network offers several advantages to developers and end users: 

• Increased security and protection against reentrancy attacks at the protocol level 
• High scalability thanks to a dual-consensus algorithm that eliminates bottlenecks 
• High throughput and quick confirmation times for a fast, seamless experience 
• Full interoperability with a built-in cross-chain asset bridge between protocols 
• Low-fee or even no-fee interactions thanks to a fee sponsorship mechanism 
• Built-in staking where staked tokens receive a 4% annual interest 
• Developer grants that support developers and entrepreneurs building on the chain

How to get started on Conflux with Tenderly

Conflux Network integrated with Tenderly to enable industry-recognized developer tooling and infrastructure. You can use Tenderly on both the Conflux eSpace mainnet and eSpace testnet.

With development and production infrastructure under one roof, you can speed up your entire development cycle, deploy to Conflux with confidence, and manage your applications in production. Most importantly, you get Tenderly’s essential dev tools for catching, analyzing, and fixing bugs before they cost you millions in lost funds. 

Here’s how to get started on Conflux with Tenderly: 

1. Build and test on Virtual TestNets that replicate the exact production state of Conflux Network. Fork the Conflux eSpace mainnet to set up a collaborative development infrastructure with a built-in unlimited faucet, explorer, and debugging tools. Then, integrate the Virtual TestNet RPC in your existing development workflows, from local development and CI/CD testing to dapp staging and public testing.  
2. Analyze, debug, and simulate transactions with industry-recognized dev tools. Use Debugger to troubleshoot transactions trace by trace with fully decoded reverts. Then, validate a fix using Transaction Simulator to update the contract code and transaction parameters. You can even get a granular breakdown of gas usage per function call in Gas Profiler.
3. Preview transaction execution and the expected outcomes by simulating transactions in your dapp or wallet. You can integrate Tenderly’s simulations to give users insights into asset transfers, gas usage, and decoded logs, enabling them to execute transactions knowing what to expect. 
4. Monitor transaction, contract, and network events on the chain to react fast to critical incidents. Set up real-time Alerts and get updates directly to your team channels, such as Slack, Telegram, email, or PagerDuty. You can also connect Alerts to custom webhooks or Web3 Actions to trigger custom response flows.
5. Scale your applications on a high-performance node with multi-region traffic routing. Spin up even multiple Node RPCs for Conflux eSpace to use across your projects, while relying on a fast, low-latency connection with as low as 0.01% error rate.

Build beyond borders on Conflux with Tenderly

Conflux brings you a high-performance environment for building and deploying innovative dapps that connect users across protocols and borders. Its dual consensus algorithm brings you a high transaction throughput and low latency, while maintaining high security.

Now, with Tenderly’s essential tools and infrastructure available on the Conflux eSpace, mainnet and testnet, you can build, test, and manage high-scale applications faster and more efficiently. With everything you need in one place, you can deploy confidently knowing you caught errors before launch. Head over to Tenderly to start building faster on Conflux.