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In a similar vein, '0' is INADDR_ANY, which in connect() usually means the local machine (except Windows?). So for webapp development, http://0:3333 http://0:3
by slovenlyrobot 7y ago
In a similar vein, '0' is INADDR_ANY, which in connect() usually means the local machine (except Windows?).
So for webapp development, http://0:3333 http://0:3333 is about as convenient a URL you can get, except it doesn't work in Chrome
- Quekid5 7y agoDoesn't the "doesn't work in [some browser]" make it... not convenient? Is there a problem with localhost:3333 (or whatever)?
- naniwaduni 7y agoIt's eight characters longer?