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How to Use ngrok expose localhost Access Remotely

When it comes to showcasing your application's latest features to project managers or clients who aren't in close proximity, the distance can indeed pose some hurdles. While deploying changes to a public staging server is one way to go about it, it can sometimes feel like overkill, especially for quick feedback on minor details like widget colors or addressing impractical suggestions.

What's really essential is an easy method for granting access to your local host server - means ngrok for localhost. Enter ngrok — what is ngrok??

It's the perfect solution for easy sharing your local web server. In this guide, I'll walk you through the setup process for various purposes, ensuring you're equipped with the tools you need to ease your workflow. Additionally, we'll explore ngrok alternative options, just in case it doesn't quite fit your needs.

Read the full blog tutorial here: https://www.codegirl0101.dev/2024/05/how-to-use-ngrok-to-expose-access-to.html

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