Introducing `vercel dev`: Serverless, on localhost
Vercel introduced a new `vercel dev` command that enables developers to run serverless functions locally on their development machine, simplifying the development workflow and making it easier to test deployments before pushing to production.
Vercel was born out of the idea that deploying a website could be much simpler. You only have to run a single command: – that is all.vercel
With our and integrations, we enabled deploying on every , and teams to manage staging and production by simply merging pull requests.GitHubGitLabgit push
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