Yeah it seems like Randle might not be the best fit there, I have high hopes for DiVincenzo though! And Ant is still a rising star so I feel like having a player like that can still keep you in contention for a good bit

this in particular is the goat. docs.expo.dev/workflow/pre...

i *know* that there can’t be any random accumulating state inside my ios/ and android/ folders because they get rebuilt from scratch every time there’s a native-related change

it’s like react for xcode/gradle bs. rerender those folders

Also need to spend some time using/demoing React Complier! 🤩

Read below on Paragraph or on my personal website

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Where I think there will be a real opportunity for a super app much further down the line is when FC's composability plugs into web2 apps and actions If FC helps create a single profile/interest graph with your content, then you can truly make custom apps or experiences

But overall the conversation has been less focused on super apps/browsers, in part because Farcaster's composability makes apps stronger without always needing a super app to "glue" different apps together (example of Farcaster's composability below)

x.com/0xDesigner/s...

There has also been a focus on crypto-focused browsers, which inherently have to become your de-facto homepage to fully succeed I find this exciting because of the short-term problems this solves(eg. wallet connection) and the strong teams working in the space(eg. Roam ⬇️)

There have also been discussions on/around Farcaster about super apps for two main reasons:
- Warpcast's feed is starting to become a place where users can take actions(mint with warps, frames, cast actions, etc)
- social/interest graphs are starting to converge even more

Especially in consumer crypto, there's been a ton of talk about a super app is because everything is scattered and everyone is looking for a landscape/marketplace where they can grab user's attention(and hopefully onboard new folks to crypto as well)

Super apps were discussed in an era where companies built in inter-connected verticals to capture as much value as they could from customers

A true example of a super app is WeChat, with many micro-apps available in one app, but there's nothing *truly* like this in the US