#Installing ngrok on OSX
- Download ngrok
- Unzip it to your Applications directory
- Create a symlink (instructions below)
Run the following two commands in Terminal to create the symlink.
# cd into your local bin directory
#Installing ngrok on OSX
Run the following two commands in Terminal to create the symlink.
# cd into your local bin directory
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Update As of August, 2013, I'm no longer at Dev Bootcamp. I'm now working on CodeUnion to help people learn new technical skills without putting their lives on hold. I wrote everything below myself and I can't actually vouch for whether any of it reflects DBC's current approach. It definitely reflects our approach at CodeUnion, though. If you want to know more, please reach out: [email protected] :)
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