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Samuel ツ

@samuellhuber.eth

Thanks to @rafi for bearing with me today. New Mini App coooooming! 24 hour activation. Get ready! built with effect end 2 end for those who care. Will be a minimal sample of a new stack that i'll iterate through with Rafi! He's the man behind the tech! I just code.

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Samuel ツ

@samuellhuber.eth

Full Recording of the @base batches workshop in Zug. I covered - Farcaster Mini Apps - How to target Farcaster users - Why Farcaster matters - How to build a Mini App - Farcaster and Base AI Agents - @askgina.eth @mbd @dune.eth and more. If you watched my Farcon talk you'll love me going into more detail here with the Q&A! https://youtu.be/r5UdebfbAPM

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Samuel ツ

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Cursor uses K8s. Were are my K8s warriors? come fight production apps! https://x.com/javilopen/status/1920394635714728438

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Samuel ツ

@samuellhuber.eth

React Native improving with more webgl support coming https://x.com/mustafa01ali/status/1919859983081959592

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Samuel ツ

@samuellhuber.eth

Re x402 a research tool / chat and more agent systems like askgina.ai could leverage it to pay for specific articles vs monthly subscriptions. I'd use my balance to unlock an article behind a pay wall for research and also then have that indexed so I can myself also read it vs having to pay monthly for all kinds of subscriptions. Blockchain may bring back pay per use for agents, I doubt it will for humans as subscriptions are convenient. (Session Keys may change that)

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Samuel ツ

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writing Effect Schema for Mini App Manifest & Emebeds. This means it hardcore enforces that you do everything according to spec all the time. Where would you use this in your app? Linter plugin checking the files? generation helper functions for the meta tags? Would love to hear anywhere you struggle with manifests/embeds so I can improve that for you!

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Samuel ツ

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NextJS feels like Java. Change my mind.

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If you are building miniapps you won’t want to miss this https://warpcast.com/sohey/0x973444b4

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Samuel ツ

@samuellhuber.eth

does anyone have a good sample with error handling for swap modals? looking for one that includes - approvals - swap itself - no excessive SDK import/dependency Bonus: approval + swap in one TX bundled together

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Samuel ツ

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@phragg just asked "which wallet shall we use in the mini app" I guess Farcaster has a few options for him ahahhhahahahahahahah

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Samuel ツ

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Just added a NUXT & VueJS guide including Youtube Video to the docs. Thanks you @yerbearserker for the hookup on the NUXT & VueJS Codebase to go through. dtech.vision/farcaster/miniapps/frameworkguides/vuejs/ Yep I didn't know any Vue or Nuxt before, so the video is fun!

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Samuel ツ

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Effect is what its creators describe as “production-ready TypeScript” - a powerful library that enhances TypeScript’s capabilities. Built on functional programming principles, Effect doesn’t require you to be an FP expert to benefit from its features. It provides a structured approach that makes your code: * More maintainable: Explicit dependencies and error handling * More resilient: Runtime errors become compile-time errors * More composable and testable: Effects are first-class citizens, allowing you to compose them easily * More observable: Built-in tracing and monitoring capabilities Beyond the core library, Effect offer a rich ecosystem of tools and libraries to help you build robust applications. https://tech.spiko.io/posts/why-we-chose-effect/

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Samuel ツ

@samuellhuber.eth

Where do you deploy your Mini App? currently aware of - Vercel - Cloudflare What other's have major market share? (especially calling vibe coders on the one end and large scale production mini apps on the other end)

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Samuel ツ

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NextJS outside of Vercel is an anti pattern. Server Actions in general are too. NextJS can be good tech, but doesn't make you use it as good tech by default. Constraints are good. Make it hard to do the bad things >>> make everything easy. NextJS tries making everything easy and therefore makes shit hard if you aren't on the happy path. That's why some of you may have noticed I am not the biggest next fan. It's not Next. It's how next usually is used. And yes we run production apps on Next on vercel. We don't otuside of Vercel though. Anything outside Vercel you'll almost never see me advocate for NextJS. Tried that e.g. with Frames. Post Routes went from 200ms response times on vercel to 2s response times and yes I was geographically very very close to the VPS running the NextJS instance and it had 16 cores, 64GB ram so definitely not network & hardware limited!

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Samuel ツ

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What's the best developer wallet browser extensions? I want to see why the simulation fails if it does. I want to be able to easily plug in & out private keys / seed phrases. I want to default to testnets. I want to have a faucet button. What's the best Dev Focused Wallet for when you're coding? Rainbow has been underwhelming for me in that I can't see the simulation result nor the data (outside of the bytes which is not human readable)

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