why do we need andriod emulator when we have developer console on the web browsers ?? Does the emulator makes any significant difference when it comes to developement speed or provides any additional functionality over developer console ?
It does. Android and iOS emulator simulate a real device, it's like if you were running the app on a physical device, with access to all the device APIs. What you see on the debugger (I assumme your refer to this) it's just how a web app would look on a mobile web browser.
In most of cases you should not have to, as it preserves state. If you have a use case in which this is not working, post it to the LWC group on the trailblazer community so they can fix it
This is an amazing feat of work for developers. A working local dev server was so required for the lwc app development especially off the platform
Truly amazing, time saving to the max!!!!
The best thing I have seen today.
Can I use it in a developer edition org? I don't deploy anything directly to my sandbox org. first it goes to nsqa and then to uat.
Excelente. Ahorrará mucho tiempo. Gracias.
Amazing new feature..
is it only for scratch org?
The "local dev" section is not appearing to me in my sandboxes
That's weird, can you post it to the LWC group on the trailblazer community ?
When can we use it? Existing Local-Dev-server is a trash.
You can use it now, as explained in the video
why do we need andriod emulator when we have developer console on the web browsers ?? Does the emulator makes any significant difference when it comes to developement speed or provides any additional functionality over developer console ?
It does. Android and iOS emulator simulate a real device, it's like if you were running the app on a physical device, with access to all the device APIs. What you see on the debugger (I assumme your refer to this) it's just how a web app would look on a mobile web browser.
Can you explain how to use android emulator we were experiencing challenges to debug issues in ipad
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is it only available for scratch orgs?
and sandboxes
It’s a nice feature however if you have the lwc hidden under tabs and sub tabs you still have to navigate back. However this is still a cool feature.
In most of cases you should not have to, as it preserves state. If you have a use case in which this is not working, post it to the LWC group on the trailblazer community so they can fix it
too bad it doesn't work (yet) with multiple package directories 😞
That bug was logged a few days ago and our engineers are working on it!