frames

Next.js is the easiest way to develop frames because of SSR support.

Unfortunately, I had never used next.js before. At first I thought I'd find my way through easily but damn... I finally had to RTFM the hell out of it! There is so many conventions in that thing that they should rename it moscone.js honestly.

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nextjs serverless functions are also neat for this usecase

you can use hono.js too (someone made some great tutos couple days back)

also it's actually mostly just html so you can use that too, with as much or lil js as you wish

Ruby on rails, flask, go's html templating, really anything you can write a web server and do templating with is as easy, right? You need something to serve the meta tags, and something to respond to image requests and generate the images, but there's libraries in a lot of languages for that.