Tunnels in VSCode: Share your web app live with the world
You're developing a web application with Visual Studio Code and want to show it to your client, or let someone at work test it, or verify its functionality from a physical mobile phone for debugging purposes... But since it's running on your local computer, how can you give them access from the outside? The solution: tunnels to the internet. Until now, you needed to use a third-party service like NGrok (https://ngrok.com/) or LocalXpose (https://localxpose.io/) to achieve this, but since #VSCode version 1.82, you can now do it directly from the environment, without the need for additional tools.
Learn how Visual Studio Code lets you show your app to anyone.
TIMESTAMPS:
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00:00 What are tunnels for?
00:23 Example
01:26 Creating a tunnel
03:16 Private and public tunnels
04:25 Operating modes
05:43 Local connection via HTTPS
06:40 Labeling tunnels
07:02 Deleting a tunnel