Can we make devcoins work?

During the last two months, I was free to spend all my time on old and new pet projects. It has been one of my most productive couple of months ever (links in thread):

- fcp: The "Farcaster copy" allows you to copy data from and to hubs. Ideal if you want to make and restore backups of your fc activity.

- farma: A Farcaster Mini App notification server

- pingem: A user-friendly web interface to farma, that lets technical and non-technical users setup notifications for and send notifications from their Mini App, without touching any code.

- lemon3: A client that uses Farcaster+IPFS to share and distribute media files or any size. (early prototype)

- gh-frame: A GitHub action that will turn your GitHub readme into a Farcaster-friendly Mini App, using GitHub pages.

- l--o--l, an NFT collection of one-line, ASCII-art spaceships, stored 100% onchain.

Want me to continue working on these, and similar projects, hodl some $lemon3!

Dad, geek, conversation liquidity provider. vrypan.net (home), @l--o--l (fun). devcoin:$lemon3

Farma: an open source server that handles Mini App notification subscriptions, and allows sending notifications.

pingem got a cleaner, more distinctive logo.

Pingem.xyz:
- Allows you to easily configure notifications for your Mini App. 
- Provides you with a simple UI to send notifications to all or some of your subscribers
- Gives you an API to easily send notifications to all or some of your subscribers.
- Lets you export all your data, if you want to analyze them locally, or migrate to an other similar service.

Try it!

Pingem, a friendly, hosted web-based frontend to Farma.

Pingem, a friendly, hosted web-based frontend to Farma.
https://warpcast.com/vrypan.eth/0x8cafcad5

lemon3: A farcaster client that uses IPFS to let users share media of any size and subscribe to media feeds. Decentralized, unstoppable. I have already created a CLI proof of concept (see repo), but my dream is to what the mockup bellow shows.

lemon3: A farcaster client that uses IPFS to let users share media of any size and subscribe to media feeds. Decentralized, unstoppable. I have already created a CLI proof of concept (see repo), but my dream is to what the mockup bellow shows.

https://github.com/vrypan/lemon3

gh-frame: GitHub action that will automatically generate a static Mini App for your GitHub repo, like this one.

gh-frame: GitHub action that will automatically generate a static Mini App for your GitHub repo, like this one.

https://vrypan.github.io/gh-frame/

@l--o--l: a collection of one-line, ascii art spaceships stored entirely onchain. Design and mint yours!

@l--o--l: a collection of one-line, ascii art spaceships stored entirely onchain. Design and mint yours!

https://l--o--l.xyz

The hype is contentcoins (is it?), but I feel more comfortable with devcoins: Coins issued by developers, to support their work -great fit for open source devs, but not only. 

Devcoins come with zero obligations, you just support the developer -but devs build things, so it shouldn't surprise you if a devcoin finds utility along the way.

Holding a devcoin is a way to say thank you to a developer for what they've already done, encourage them to work on what they want to build, or help them maintain a piece of code you rely on.

If you're a trader, it's ok to trade a devcoin (as if you were waiting for me to tell you if it is or it isn't) -if properly set up, the developer will benefit of the fees, and you from identifying an opportunity.

You can also tip a developer in their devcoin: you increase demand, while also increasing their treasury which they can use in the future.

And here are some thoughts on devcoins: https://warpcast.com/vrypan.eth/0x5137f5b4

Farma: an open source server that handles Mini App notification subscriptions, and allows sending notifications.
https://github.com/vrypan/farma