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Implement a local dev HTTP/WebSocket server implementation #413
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Letting people run the server locally will help a lot. Let's do this. |
Moving this outside "do for 2022" for now. It's more annoying than I want it to be because we still need a Firebase app, and having our admin editor removes the crunch on non-coding writers to set up their own instance. |
We'll be adding an Azure PubSub implementation that moves us to pure WebSockets. Leaving this as a separate icebox issue to have a local-only / not serverless server. |
See #857 |
The way this project currently relies on Azure Functions and Azure SignalR Service makes it difficult to test locally. One fix for this is to make it so that someone can run a local version of the backend.
This is 3 big-picture things:
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