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New Farcaster ‘mini app’ feature launches on web3 social protocol client Warpcast

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On Tuesday, Farcaster client Warpcast launched a native way to develop “mini apps” for the decentralized social media protocol using Frames and deep links.
Like Farcaster Frames, which enable builders to make any post on Farcaster into an interactive app, mini apps could be used to mint NFTs, build games and create polls, among other activities.

“A mini app view is a full HTML/CSS/JS webpage, so it's both easier and harder in some ways” than launching a Frame, Warpcast developer horsefacts explained in a social media post. “Easier because you can use a full interactive canvas and any web framework you want, harder because there's more to set up than a simple image.”

Farcaster is one of the most popular decentralized social media protocols designed so users can own their data.

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Farcaster client Warpcast launched a native way to develop apps for the decentralized social media protocol. Called mini apps and live as of Tuesday, this tooling system is similar to the existing Farcaster Frames feature, which enables people to launch dapps directly into their social media feeds.