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DevLaunch - I built a Vercel-inspired dev server manager
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DevLaunch - I built a Vercel-inspired dev server manager

via Dev.toManthan Bhatt3h ago

Every developer who works on multiple projects locally knows the pain. You've got an Ionic app on port 8101, a Laravel API on 8000, and an Angular portal on 4200. That's three terminal tabs, three commands to remember, three processes to track, and the moment you close a terminal by accident, you're back to square one. I built DevLaunch to fix exactly that. What is DevLaunch? DevLaunch is a single-file PHP dev server manager with a Vercel-inspired dark UI. You add your local projects, assign them a command and port, and then start, stop, and monitor them all from one browser tab. No npm install. No composer. No build step. Drop one index.php into any folder served by PHP and open it in your browser. Features Single file: the entire app (PHP backend + HTML/CSS/JS frontend) lives in one index.php Add any project: browse your filesystem server-side (yes, including Windows drives like D:) to select a project folder; the name is auto-detected Any command: ionic s, npm run dev, ng serve, vit

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