This Next.js template empowers you to rapidly build exceptional Farcaster Mini Apps or Progressive Web Apps (PWAs). Available in two convenient variations, Farcaster-integrated and pure PWA, it equips you with a minimal yet robust setup that ensures your app is instantly installable. Navigation is seamless, safe areas are managed perfectly, and your app content fits neatly between top and bottom navigation bars, delivering an experience as polished as any native application. Beyond convenience, our template is also about community. Inspired by shadcn’s influential impact on frontend development, we aim to foster consensus on best practices in the Mini App and PWA space. The template has simplicity, reusability, and ease-of-learning at the core. Designed specifically for developers proficient with Next.js, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS, the template ensures your development process is fast, clean, and efficient. Contribute, collaborate, and become part of a forward-thinking community that’s setting the bar for mobile and web integration. https://github.com/GaiasLabs/app-template
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@deodad Why don't mini apps automatically override these standard css variables that define the safe area? https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/env#values I'm aware that mini apps have defined the safe areas in the context, but now I have to write additional code to handle this.
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We can always go $higher if we go together!
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