Developing Appwrite functions locally

Introducing local development for Appwrite functions.
Instructor: / dennisivy11 / / dennis-ivanov
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[@عبدالقادرعبدالرحمنعبدالله]

Just seeing the title made my day. Thank you for coming up with the long-awaited local dev.

[@Appwrite]

I'm just as excited as you are ☺ - Dennis Ivy

[@sethupathyj64]

Thanks Appwrite and Dennis Ivy! much needed update!

[@whitenoisewhale4342]

Lets gooooo!!

[@mrmahaveer7743]

Really i proud of you sir Dennis lvy, amazing explanation and best strategies...
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[@QuantumXdeveloper]

its a game changer, Thank you Appwrite Team

[@larmaysee]

Love It 🎉

[@chind0na]

That's many times better than what I was doing. A local main () in dart. Then paste/change everything on the function block.
Which is the oldest supported Appwrite version which has this function run ?

[@greendsnow]

Cool but did you fix the timeout errors and the tunnel thing?

[@amrouzamar]

it is more simple then firebase local emulator, it realy made my day 🎉🎉🎉.. thank very much appwrite team

[@Appwrite]

😉

[@CordSchneider]

This is a great improvement, but how do you debug your function?

[@Appwrite]

Depends on what you mean by that. All logs will be available on your terminal. - Dennis Ivy

[@CordSchneider]

@@Appwrite thanks for reply. I mean, debugging via the debugger. Being able to run your function under the control of the debugger, set breakpoints, evaluate variables, etc.