The days of ngrok are over.

I cant believe theres a tool that lets you host both your backend + frontend or any other server side shit to be publicly accessible over the internet using just 1 terminal line

https://localhost.run/ lifesaver

Wait, what do you mean ?
Is ngrok shutting down ?

...

I guess that just setting up a local webserver and dynamic DNS is simply too hard for devs nowadays...

@CoreFusionX it is for the newbies

@NtNg

No. It's not. It's literally one command in Linux and one installer in windows.

Dynamic DNS is the same.

If you don't think you need to learn this for web dev, I for sure wouldn't be hiring you, since it demonstrates worrisome lack of understanding of your craft.

I wonder what happened to the company I worked at where the most viable solution IT was willing to maintain for my core product CI was scripts running on CircleCI establishing an ssh connection on raspberry pis with default credentials (yup pi/pi lol) using a tunnel with ngrok.

What the hell was IT even thinking. I suggested a local/remote jenkins server which usually works fine with embedded projects, but they did not want to work with it. Instead, let's screw around with an insecure ssh inception mess, sure, mate.

Meh this company is probably fucked today lol.