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Alright, so you can create an IDE in the browser, but, what else? I'm just not seeing the value in running servers in your browser. Presumably, most sites wil
by mywittyname 5y ago
Alright, so you can create an IDE in the browser, but, what else? I'm just not seeing the value in running servers in your browser. Presumably, most sites will still need to connect to a remote back-end services to get at data and whatnot, and that back-end isn't going to be running locally on a customer's web browser.
- chrisco255 5y agoI don't know about your dev environment, but in mine we run server code separate from web code. So you could toggle your local WebContainer to access either localhost:3001 or a remote branch, staging or prod environment for whatever server you wanted to test against.