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Raspberry Pi Connect: an easy-to-use way to access your RPi remotely, using just a web browser
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Meanwhile you could just set up all of it yourself and learn a couple of things along the way but instead rPi insists on giving its users training wheels for everything. I think it would be much more useful if they provided a dns service with dynamic ip handling.
What's wrong with training wheels?
Worst thing all these stupid guides do is not explain what the commands you are entering do.
The Internet is a dangerous place. Training wheels are for inside a LAN and not exposed to the Internet.
Then how do you learn anything to do with the internet?
Study and practice in a safe LAN environment.