frames

Some subjective observations from using Frames for a while (mostly on web):

• I avoid clicking link buttons (↗), the additional popup is really annoying
• Most frames latency is bad, after a few seconds of spinning I just scroll away
• Impossible to find the Frames I interacted with before. I wish I could "install" them somehow or see history of frames I clicked
• "Follow X to unlock" — instant pass
• Very few actually useful frames

All relatable pain points

But, frames started with the core idea of “apps in a feed”

> so as much as they inherit the properties of being an app

> they’re also inhering the properties of a feed item, i.e, they are non-static in your discovery, easily missable, etc

I don’t think so they should be evolved to fit the pain, instead I feel dev will double down on GTM aspects of frame

product designer @alchemyplatform | everything is experimental |
a decade+ of consumer products | farcaster godview: /intelligent | self exploration: /tanishq

we actually need to get to "apps in the feed", having a static image and some buttons it's not enough 

but hey, i'm a huge fan of frames, trying to build a game rn, so creativity is in

Frame feedback day 🫂

Frames would be so much more interesting in other clients if they weren't forced to communicate all the info in the form of an image 

Would love to move from current return structure to a more generalized json response that can contain both the generated image and the data used to construct that

This would make it a lot easier for devs to explore different form factors while still keeping it compatible with any warpcast-esque implementation

While letting anyone remix the frame experience

I agree

as @matthewfox pointed out, the output can be explored and experimented a bit more

Mini apps will eat the internet | Latest drop: /clankermon | Building : /large /fctrivia /miniapps /flappycaster /jeeves /source @degentip @playsource /jump

researching onchain | writing tomu.xyz founded overgie.com mintgate.io | nf.td/tomu

I agree

as @matthewfox pointed out, the output can be explored and experimented a bit more 

https://warpcast.com/matthewfox/0x336e0a6d