frames

Pretty much every frame I interact with does this. What’s the deal? Can the devs do something?

Values-Aligned Communities | citizen of Black Rock City

Bocas del Toro, Bocas del Toro Province, Panama

Send me some recent examples. The most common cases are:

Images that are too large
Unsupported content types
Frame server timeouts

Unfortunately, a lot of this responsibility falls on the frame server.

I'm eth newbie..just learning
(working on @farcaster)

terminally.online

I expect in the long run clients will be likely to limit distribution of poorly performing and low quality frames.

zinger

Oh shit, it's all my internet friends!

@matthew was the only one I knew when I joined Farcaster (he nudged me to be more active on here!) so it's pretty incredible to be able to call all these folks (and dozens of others) friends over the past ~9 months :)

When I click “see my circle”

Why do frame servers crash but not most side-project websites I visit?

Good question. My guess is you're more tolerant of a >5 second response time when you load a side project site in the browser.

When I click “see my circle”

Why do frame servers crash but not most side-project websites I visit?

https://warpcast.com/zinger/0x0a3bf53d

I still see it with some of my frames from time to time even though the first screen is static and hosted on Cloudflare Workers so should be very fast

Just scrolled down on my profile and two in a row are like this

idk this feels like too persistent of an issue to definitely be frame server based

usually when I see it - most frames are also in the same state and I have to refresh or engage to trigger an warpcast error and then everythings back on reload

this makes sharing examples hard