The comparison is `myapp.localhost` vs `localhost:3000`. This is especially useful when you have web servers permanently running on your computer on ports, not just for momentaneous local development.
"It’s a choice that’s laden with power. Unlike a bank or a traditional business, consultancies have little capital apart from the graduates they hire. A consultancy is a machine for prestige, and you are the source of their prestige, the smoke that obscures the truth of a business that subsists on the crudity of cutting and selling. They purchased your transcript, and they purchased your diploma, but you have the power to take them away. Without you, a firm has no more weight than the shells through which it is paid.
So withhold your labor, withhold your prestige, and watch as the façade begins tumbling down."
More importantly than the React code, I was playing around with `next.js` and `now.sh`. It was the simplest setup I've ever done. Barely any boilerplate, support for es6, and instant deploy. :)
As a Stanford student, an important caveat is that 106J is not replacing 106A. It is still being tested out this quarter, and this is the first time it's being offered. Enrollment in 106A is still around 400 while 106J is 40.