transparency time. "test frames please ignore". some thoughts on Frameworks, Frames, and the Mint protocol 🧵

i wasn’t being literal but here we are

Honored that me and my pixel carrot made the cut 🙏👨‍🌾

RT @jchaskin22: Borders are imaginary lines, yet they determine so much of your life. The internet made knowledge open. Ethereum is doing….

RT @lantonmills: gm! art from my collection by @lukeweaver_eth

test this sequence out (beware may freeze browser):. A (select all).skkk (make frames smaller).fx (make a frame and delete it, clearing selection). click and drag around/scroll in/out.

mint on Mint ($.04).ꖛ.↓.

frameweaving. interactive mint ↓

RT @jalilwahdat: Don’t build an app. Build a protocol.

mint on mint ($.05).ꖛ.↓ .

dont trust check. mint ↓

RT @0x113d: These messages

RT @jchaskin22: Our mission, in as few words as possible: . Turn companies into protocols.

mint on Mint ($.06).⌗.↓.

comfort in simplicity. mint ↓

This token is the first one to break the frameworks renderer. The script parses the string in the description, which, when run in a p5 editor, works fine. But drop it into the solidity code which renders the token and you get an unexpected character error. After building this

mint on Mint ($.81).ꖛ.↓.

flying blind. mint ↓

mint on mint ($.50).ꖛ.↓.

hbd mint . mint onchain p5 ↓

First mint collab with the frameworks renderer 🤝.