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Share your localhost with the world using ngrok

http://devilsworkshop.org/tutorial/share-localhost-world-ngrok/77432/

ngrok is a small command line utility which lets people on different network to access your localhost. It does this by creating a tunnel from one of its subdomain (xyz.ngrok.com) to your localhost.

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