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Well it could. We find in practice that it's easier to just have a server running "somewhere" (locally if you have the resources) and push applications to it. B
by klageveen 8y ago
Well it could. We find in practice that it's easier to just have a server running "somewhere" (locally if you have the resources) and push applications to it. But if the feedback shows that the first-run experience needs to improve that's definitely an area we would be looking at.
- Serow225 8y agoMy experience has been that it's valuable to have an easy way to spin up a local server/runtime stack, for a wide variety of reasons.
- blobwalker 8y agoI agree. I think people would be far more likely to try it out if you could kick off a dev server from the CLI without having to fire up any extra processes.