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What would a web3-native web framework look like? Is this even a good idea?

@fucory has been cooking some cool stuff here:

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I have a lot of designs of what a full-fledged framework would look like. My general feeling is you write a lot of solidity to define the data model between the app and the blockchain

@fucory has been cooking some cool stuff here: https://tevm.sh/

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The frame work bit, so like Astro and viem had a baby

What’s the html part? Isn’t this just viem?

Interesting question. If I could have my dream:
- Have a base lightweight framework like Astro or something 
- Have built ins with little to zero dependencies. Im talking wallet connection methods built from scratch just using the window.ethereum object. 
- Also have contract interfaces built just like the stuff above 

I guess I’m just dreaming of a viem html framework lol

A web component that connects a smart wallet 🤔

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Ideally it would support calling of the standard eth rpc endpoints for wallet interactions
https://ethereum.org/en/developers/docs/apis/json-rpc/

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What would the api need to look like?

A web component that connects a smart wallet 🤔 

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_components

would be cool to have a `next-web3` plugin that treated packages like wagmi as first class citizens and made it easier to keep track of wallet sessions with next auth

although there'd have to be clear technical advantages to bundling this setup