Why? You can create a test domain or subdomain and use letsencrypt.
You can also use ngrok, mkcert seems easier than all the options I can think of, ngrok included
Yes, but letsencrypt will work even if someone else is accessing your dev server and the effort isn't any bigger, so why bother creating local certificates if you can create a valid one?
Can you write an article about it? It would be useful for everyone. Thank you!
I love the mkcert setup you describe. That said, letsencrypt is also awesome!
I've written an article about it: dev.to/alexeydc/modern-https-confi...
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Why? You can create a test domain or subdomain and use letsencrypt.
You can also use ngrok, mkcert seems easier than all the options I can think of, ngrok included
Yes, but letsencrypt will work even if someone else is accessing your dev server and the effort isn't any bigger, so why bother creating local certificates if you can create a valid one?
Can you write an article about it? It would be useful for everyone. Thank you!
I love the mkcert setup you describe. That said, letsencrypt is also awesome!
I've written an article about it: dev.to/alexeydc/modern-https-confi...