What server endpoint do most people use to serve frames, and what’s the typical server? Python on flak?

Blogger at ribbonfarm.com, running summerofprotocols.com, host of /gloom ☀️

Fwiw not trying or planning to try to build a frame. Asking as a point of general information

Seen a lot with Vercel and a couple using Replit

go on repl.it, Node.js on repl.it; wouldn't recommend it if it's exclusively for a frame, but Next.js works too. The way I've been thinking about it is that the initial load doesn't have context, so it can be statically generated, and then you can host the POST endpoint however you want.

If you’re comfortable with JS I’d checkout Vercel.  Tons of great starter apps to quickly prototype new ideas and works well with the Farcaster packages

@ted 's experimentation with our no-code Frame Studio filled me with a lot of energy today. I love seeing how much people can build with the simplest of tools. 

Much more to come here 🪐

I mainly use Next.js (front and back end same code base - its flexible).  Vercel is the go to for Nextjs.  You can also use AWS’s app launcher and auto deploy from git for your CI pipeline...