Local Development
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A Kubernetes port-forward manager with auto-reconnection, reverse tunneling, and HTTP traffic inspection, available as a desktop GUI or terminal UI.
A Laravel development environment for Linux that runs Nginx and DnsMasq to serve sites on *.test domains.
A cloud-native development tool that connects your local machine to Kubernetes cluster networks for seamless local development.
A Laravel mail driver that displays a preview overlay and stores sent emails for local testing.
A Laravel package that runs multiple development commands in a single terminal with tabbed navigation.
A Python tool to easily create, manage, and destroy local Apache Cassandra clusters for testing.
A Go library that runs a real PostgreSQL database locally as part of your application or tests.
A Vagrant plugin that automatically manages /etc/hosts entries for your development VMs.
A development workbench that symlinks local Composer packages for seamless library development within applications.
A lightweight open-source development environment orchestration tool that instantly runs any environment on your local machine.
A simple command-line HTTP/HTTPS server for the .NET Core CLI that serves files from the current directory.
A Rust tool that bootstraps single-dependency Kubernetes clusters for local testing and development using Nix.
A packaged WordPress development environment using Vagrant and Puppet for local theme and module development.
A CLI tool that simplifies Docker and Kubernetes for local development and cloud deployment of web applications.
Docker-powered unified web development environments for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Zero-config HTTP request visualizer and debugger for Go web applications during local development.
A simple reverse proxy that manages multiple local apps through custom domains, eliminating port memorization.
A CLI tool that enables Git-like branching for PostgreSQL databases to simplify local development workflows.
A .NET library for loading environment variables from .env files, supporting .NET Core and .NET Framework.
A macOS application that provides the easiest way to get started with MongoDB by bundling and managing MongoDB binaries.
A pre-configured Vagrant box for running Laravel 4 on Ubuntu 12.04 with PHP 5.5 and a full LAMP stack.
A CLI utility for orchestrating Docker-based developer environments with automatic DNS, SSL, and proxy routing.
A macOS status bar app for easily controlling a CoreOS VM using native Hypervisor framework to build and test Docker/rkt images locally.
A macOS application that provides the easiest way to install and run Redis locally with a simple double-click.
A Docker-based local web development environment with pre-configured services and a powerful ZSH console for PHP projects.
A lightweight static HTTP server written in Go, designed for quick local development and file serving.
A collection of Docker Compose files to quickly spin up local databases for development and testing.
A local-first web UI for the Firebase Emulator Suite, providing data viewers, editors, and logs for Firebase services during development.
An experimental tool that runs GitHub Actions workflows locally using Docker containers.
Execute Relay queries against a local GraphQL schema instead of a remote server.
Unofficial Ansible playbooks for deploying OpenStack into Vagrant virtual machines for local development.
A Python Client SDK for interacting with the Sui blockchain via JSON-RPC, GraphQL, and gRPC.
A lightweight Rust-based SMTP server for testing and development that captures emails locally with a web interface and REST API.
A Node.js CLI and API to search, download, and install Google Web Fonts locally on your machine.
A comprehensive CLI tool for developers to build, test, and deploy applications on the Algorand blockchain.
A simple web server for serving web components and ES modules during development.
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