frames

Do you know what happens technically behind the scenes of a Farcaster Frame? When a user interacts with a Farcaster frame, the following sequence of actions occurs:

1. User Interaction: You press a button on the screen. Each button is a different option in a menu, and the frame knows which one you chose.

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6. Updating the Frame: Finally, the frame gets the new picture or message and changes what's displayed to you. It's like turning a page in a photo album to show you the next image.

Basically, frames are like playing with a digital picture frame that can change what it displays based on buttons you press on the screen.

4. Processing Your Choice: Now, the service knows what you want & starts working on it. It's like deciding what picture to show on the frame next based on the option you chose.

5. Creating the Response: After deciding what to do, the service prepares the new image or message it wants to display on the frame.

2. Sending Information: Pressing a button prompts the frame to notify the service that powers it, saying, "They picked this option!"

3. Deciding What to Do Next: After the message arrives, the system or backend service determines what to do next based on the pressed button.

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No code tool I used is https://neynar.com/ but someone also sent me https://slideframe.replit.app/ for turning presentations into frames.

Thanks @bags I was thinking of putting it in a frame (about frames lol) like you did for your post. Did you use a no code tool for that?