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I build systems (devshop/aegir) that create and destroy websites on the fly. If I'm working on a feature related to that process I could create and delete a do
by jonpugh 10y ago
I build systems (devshop/aegir) that create and destroy websites on the fly.
If I'm working on a feature related to that process I could create and delete a dozen or more arbitrary domains in a day.
I also know plenty of web development teams that are less technical and could deal without manual hosts file tweaking on a daily basis.
I also use multiple computers. With this domain, I never have setup Dnsmasq, never have to edit a hosts file, never have to edit DNS.
Being obsessed with automation and efficiency, anywhere I can save a few seconds, I will.
- MaulingMonkey 10y ago> Being obsessed with automation and efficiency, anywhere I can save a few seconds, I will. I just make my CLI tools update my hosts file. *.local.computer all points to 127.0.0.1 - when I want localhost subdomains, I want unique IPs too (so e.g. I could bind different httpds to 127.0.0.1:80 and 127.0.0.2:80, or other evil thing I've thought up)