For most of us, a local development server proves to be good enough to get our day to day coding done. Even mobile device displays can be tested qu...
Some comments have been hidden by the post's author - find out more
For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse
// , And for the rest of us, there's ngrok.
How different from using port forward at home router.
That’s right! I didn’t mention ngrok which is very feature rich, a great tool to look into as well.
I really couldn't remember why I hadn't made the switch to ngrok given how thorough it is. Had to give it another spin out of curiosity: Blown away again by how good it is, but also instantly reminded my ISP/geographic location makes it painful to use 😆
// , Also, in my experience, most of your typical InfoSec guys with their heads still stuck in "defend the network perimeter" mindset are going to look at ngrok tunnels like they're the unholy spawn of Coronavirus and AIDS.
It's like if you were traveling in a boat and punched a hole in the bottom because you wanted to go for a swim.
For lan you can set up nginx