Post A5XdGaSCh5oXTUZQ4u by petrichor@scholar.social
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 (DIR) Post #A5XdGYwGKMfam8cOeW by petrichor@scholar.social
       2021-03-24T14:42:21Z
       
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       There are two tools, somewhat related, that I know exist because I've seen both of them in the wild, but I can't remember what they're called or find the right search terms to find them.1. A thing that sets up virtual domains that only resolve locally and make it slightly easier to test something running in development mode locally. E.g. you start hugo in server mode, and then point your browser at myblog.test and it proxies localhost:1313 to myblog.test:80.:boost_requested:
       
 (DIR) Post #A5XdGaSCh5oXTUZQ4u by petrichor@scholar.social
       2021-03-24T14:42:35Z
       
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       2. A thing that tunnels a locally-running development server and exposes it publicly at a subdomain like myblog.cleverthing.xyz so that you can dynamically and temporarily publish a test/draft version of something without directly having DDNS and holes in your firewall.If anyone can point me in the direction of either of these I would be very grateful. I was using MacOS last time I used anything like #1, but the thing I used for that had Linux support in development.:boost_requested: