[troupo]

I know it's early days, but here's a must-have wish list for me:

- ability to run locally somehow. I have my own IDE, tools etc. Browser IDEs are definitely not something I use willingly.

- ability to get all code, and deploy it myself, anywhere

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Edit: forgot to add. I like that every video in Elixir/Phoenix space is the spiritual successor to "15-minute rails blog" from 20 year ago. No marketing bullshit, just people actually using the stuff they build.

[chrismccord]

You can push and pull code to and from local desktop already: hamburger menu => copy git clone/copy git push.

You could also have it use GitHub and do PRs for a codex/devin style workflows. Running phoenix.new itself locally isn't something we're planning, but opening the runtime for SSH access is high on our list. Then you could do remote ssh access with local vscode or whatever.

[prophesi]

> Running phoenix.new itself locally isn't something we're planning

So no plans to open the source code?

[abrookewood]

Everyone has to eat.

[prophesi]

For sure. I'm just hesitant to recommend sending one's codebase to a server running code I can't inspect. I suppose that's the status quo with LLM's these days, though.

[chrismccord]

confirm

[chrismccord]

"15-minute rails blog" changed the game so I definitely resonate with this. My videos are pretty raw, so happy to hear it works for some folks.

[fridder]

run locally or in your private cloud would be amazing. The latter bit would be a great paid option for large enterprises