Python Quick HTTP Server
Type in the command line in the folder you want to server from: python -m http.server –cgi
Brian Barnett
I’ve been making a living as a software/web applications developer for quite a few years now, hopefully I’ve picked up a thing or two.
I’m primarily a front end developer working with the modern web and JavaScript, and make mainly healthcare and financial applications with tools such as Angular (latest), TypeScript, and RxJS – with a particular passion for user interface design and user experience considerations.
I was also forced to grow a beard so as not to feel like the odd one out at conferences and meetups.
Type in the command line in the folder you want to server from: python -m http.server –cgi
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