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Gabriel E
8,916 PointsHow can access my webpage without domain?
Hi, I, of course, can view my website on my desktop, but I would like to view it and do some work on the responsive feature on my smartphone. I don't have a domain yet, and I was wondering how I can do this without accessing workspaces on a touch device.
Thanks!
Gabriel E
8,916 Pointsok, thanks
Matt S
1,497 PointsI'm sure glad more people gave you better options. I will be checking those out as well.
Geez...Google Docs...sorry about that one. Guess I need to up my game
Kevin Korte
28,149 PointsDude, it works though, sometimes simpler is better. I use to use a free dropbox account in kinda the same way.
Matt S
1,497 PointsCool, thanks for making me feel better!
2 Answers
Pete Cass
16,656 PointsBrowsersync is a really good option for local development.
You can link multiple devices up to the same url, and what's great is that they all get synced together so if you scroll on one they all scroll. Also you can set the browser to refresh every time you save a file.
It works really well with Gulp, if you haven't started using Gulp yet there's a few really great courses here on treehouse you could take a look at.
Gabriel E
8,916 Pointsk. thanks!
Matt S
1,497 PointsMatt S
1,497 PointsYou could upload the files to Google Drive (html/CSS files) or Dropbox.