Farcaster Devs

✨ 🆕 Just published a frames v2 demo repo and tutorial.

Reminder of the upcoming schedule:
- Developer preview and playground are now live in Warpcast. You can start building your v2 frame today.
- Wednesday, Nov 27: initial release on mobile and web.

https://github.com/farcasterxyz/frames-v2-demo/tree/main

📣 Feedback on frames v2 docs

Read the frames v2 demo tutorial and developer docs and give feedback to @deodad and @horsefacts.eth

Demo tutorial:
https://github.com/farcasterxyz/frames-v2-demo
Developer docs:
https://github.com/farcasterxyz/frames/wiki/frames-v2-developer-playground-preview

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@horsefacts.eth  
Strengths:
Clear Setup Instructions:
The guide provides concise steps for integrating Farcaster Frames with Next.js, including setup for React-specific tools like Wagmi. Key instructions, such as using "use client", are easy to follow and essential for ensuring compatibility.
Developer Playground:
The playground is highly practical, enabling live testing using tools like ngrok. It ensures developers can preview frames in the Farcaster ecosystem and experiment with contextual features.

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Improvements:
Code Example Accessibility:
Simplify some examples, such as the Wagmi setup, or include links to additional beginner-friendly guides for better clarity.
Testing Stability:
Provide alternatives to ngrok, like localtunnel or manual server setups, to mitigate issues with free-tier connection stability.