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# [I built a desktop app that turns a local folder into a read-only website](https://0xchance.hashnode.dev/i-built-a-desktop-app-that-turns-a-local-folder-into-a-read-only-website?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

When I want a colleague to look at a Word doc, a spreadsheet, a slide deck, or a DWG, the usual options are sending a zip, uploading the files somewhere, or asking them to install Office or AutoCAD. I

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Building DocWebHub, an open-source app that turns a local folder into a read-only site.

Building DocWebHub, an open-source app that turns a local folder into a read-only site.

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