Cool to see @vrypan.eth use a frame for his personal blog

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I was actually wondering how easy it would be to do this with little coding experience! 

how was it?

Not sure how it is for someone with little coding experience, tbh... Definitely not rocket science! 

Your starting point is

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Not sure how it is for someone with little coding experience, tbh... Definitely not rocket science! 

Your starting point is https://github.com/dtechvision/simplest-farcaster-frame

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Answer:hard

Haven't seen simple examples of user-inputted data and of things that aren't web3

Like this html only example is too simple bc it doesn't have interactivity

I want example of stringing multiple frame screens together with user input

Like a simplified open-framedl @ds8, that was too much going on when I peeked at it last
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openframedl is a mess, i'd recommend looking at calmer code, it's pretty simple (no auth though, but that's not that hard to add)

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openframedl is a mess, i'd recommend looking at calmer code, it's pretty simple (no auth though, but that's not that hard to add)

https://github.com/cryptods8/calmer

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