Great things have already been achieved on the viewing side, I think, but the editing side is indeed cumbersome to use on mobile screens to its full extent. Most likely "unfeasibly massive." Like many have already said, I too think that a better use of resources would be to (simply) continue to improve the mobile responsiveness of the WA webpage. You can check for your issue in the Pow Issues GitHub page.This would be a massive undertaking. This might be an issue with the Pow, the engine behind Anvil. Please set your DNS servers to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 to use Google's DNS servers. If the problem persists, or you're not using Google Chrome, you may have this issue with OpenDNS. You can disable this feature by browsing to chrome://flags/ and disabling it. There's a new feature in Google Chrome called "Asynchronous DNS" which may affect some. This step is optional - if you'd like to keep Pow locally, just uninstall Anvil. Once that task has completed, you can uninstall Anvil by deleting it. How do I uninstall Anvil?įirst, click "uninstall Pow" in the Anvil settings menu. If the Pow installation process in Anvil doesn't work, you can install it directly from the terminal using curl | sh Your sites under Anvil should then work just fine. Once that's merged in, hopefully Anvil will be able to host anything! I'm having problems installing Pow Some work has been started on Pow to host any kind of site. Here's a workaround for running Pow with Apache: You can however still run PHP sites through Apache, just make sure the switch in Anvil is set to off. Due to the way Pow works, it isn't possible to serve up PHP sites using Anvil, and when Anvil is running, PHP sites will not work if Anvil's Pow process is running. Anvil uses Pow to run Rack apps, such as Ruby on Rails apps, but also to serve up static sites with good-looking. Anvil uses Pow ( pow.cx), a zero-config Rack server for Mac OS X.
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