frames

A quick video primer on frames!

- Powerful mini-apps in your feed 
- Helps you reach your users on Farcaster
- Built on open standards

Technowatermelon. Elder Millenial. Building Farcaster. 

nf.td/varun

incredibly helpful for new devs! thanks @v

A quick primer on how keys and frames work in FC.  During sign up: 

1. User creates eth key on their phone.
2. Warpcast creates account key on its server. 
3. User approves account key onchain 

Eth keys can hold funds and can control your account. Account keys can only post messages from your account.

1. no, not at this time 
2. no, not at this time
3. see this cast:

Presses keys all day | ZK enthusiast | Engineer at Pluto Labs

1. no, not at this time 
2. no, not at this time
3. see this cast: https://warpcast.com/v/0xb4be434a

Continuing my previous questions
4. Is there a way to trigger image updates without a user clicking a button (for more responsive experiences)
5. Would you be able to integrate something like React? Examples?
6. How do signed transactions work, nothing pops up in the user's wallet

1. text input is also allowed now 
2. see the girl scout cookies frame from a few weeks ago
3. see @horsefacts.eth mint with warps frame

Great video, I have a few different questions
1.  You mentioned primitives, but only button is supported correct?
2. You mention buying items, how would a checkout flow work?
3. What would the flow for a user minting an NFT look like?  Who would pay the gas for the transaction, the user or the server?

A short story about nothing.
https://farcaster-frames-413805.ew.r.appspot.com/

It's also a new creative medium. For example, it's a way to navigate a guest through an art collection. This is the best way I've found so far to explain my three-pieces work called "nothing". Thank you Frames :-)

It's also a new creative medium. For example, it's a way to navigate a guest through an art collection. This is the best way I've found so far to explain my three-pieces work called "nothing". Thank you Frames :-)
https://warpcast.com/vrypan.eth/0xdac34524

Thank you for that. I’m excited to see the next instalment on security!

Extremely helpful for us non dev types. 🫡