Warpcast

here’s my synthesis on the warpcast onboarding experience, inspired by @linda

easy to get stuck in this bubble, but humbling and motivating to spend two days onboarding 200+ new users and talking to 600+ existing users directly

great synthesis from @ljxie (as always) from volunteering at the warpcast / @farcaster_xyz booth at devcon, +1 to everything and my own observations below

btw BIGGEST shout out to the FC community bc no one (except one dev) who worked the booth is part of the core team, just… https://t.co/LuQcIIZQhJ

ted (on farcaster)

Co-founder @bountycaster (bountycaster.xyz). Co-producer @ethereumfilm. Previously co-founder of Scalar Capital and product at Coinbase

here’s my synthesis on the warpcast onboarding experience, inspired by @linda

easy to get stuck in this bubble, but humbling and motivating to spend two days onboarding 200+ new users and talking to 600+ existing users directly

https://x.com/tednotlasso/status/1857049321302032768?s=46&t=rxAVkMPnT_8alZYrwLqp6g

thanks for sharing all this!! this quote below really stood out to me, i know the focus(espc when farcaster moves so quickly) can be on the here & now, but projects being backwards compatible is super valuable -- can unlock moments like this where someone can revisit an old project(and maybe even be inspired to tinker again with it)

/ted | exploring the onchain frontier | surfing @ venice, ca | eating @ gjusta / gjelina

building products onchain, hacking /farhack, yapping /dylan | dylansteck.com

I think this is a known concern and being addressed, but yes I agree moving fast and breaking things is good but not when a majority of devs are relying on backwards compatibility