Alternatives

Products that do what Dev web server: livereload, watch, h2, http2 does

1CA
Caddy, a cross-platform HTTP/2 web server▲208
2015 · caddyserver.com
2RT
Real-time server monitoring in your browser▲346
2014 · scoutapp.github.io
3LS
Linux server monitoring web dashboard▲175
2014 · github.com
4IR
Initial release of H2O, and why HTTPD performance will matter in 2015▲251
2014 · blog.kazuhooku.com
5AR
A remote browser product, open-sourced▲253
2019 · github.com
6
HTTP Prompt▲128
An interactive command-line HTTP client
2016
7IH
Introducing Harp – A static web server with built in preprocessing▲233
2013 · sintaxi.com
8HA
HTTPLab – An interactive web server▲171
2017 · github.com
9AP
A partial HTTP server written in brainfuck extended with syscalls▲103
2016 · github.com
10AP
A proxy service for debugging HTTP/S traffic▲75
2017 · debugproxy.com
11HT
Httphub – The most essential backend for applications and devices▲41
2015 · httphub.com
12ZF
Zest – FOSS Docs Browser with DevDocs and Stack Overflow▲42
2016 · zestdocs.org
13SC
SiteSupport.com - Remote Desktop For Webbased Applications▲67
2011 · sitesupport.com
14LA
LEAR – A simple and fast HTTP server to serve static resources▲66
2018 · github.com
15AO
An open source IRC client for your web browser▲44
2013 · github.com
16HA
H2Check – An HTTP/2 server checker▲11
2015 · h2check.org
17OG
Off-grid web server for the developing world▲47
2014 · challengepost.com
18DA
draughtsman, a webserver for front-end devs▲45
2011 · github.com
19H2
HTTP/2 server built in Elixir▲7
2017 · github.com
20WA
Web apps on Linux▲25
2017 · github.com
21WW
Wbs – Watch, build, and (re)start Go net/http server▲5
2016 · github.com
22JA
Jetpack – a more convenient webpack dev server▲7
2018 · github.com
23FI
Forestry.io – A better way to host static websites (demo)▲39
2015 · forestryio.herokuapp.com
24LA
Live – A net/http compatible Phoenix LiveView implementation in Go▲32
2020 · github.com

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