In theory, on Android, you could probably get it to run. There are some practical obstacles, though:
- Your carrier probably puts you behind NAT, and your IP address probably changes all the time as you move around.
- Your server would be inaccessible whenever you lost signal.
- Sandstorm apps are built for x86-64, but your phone is probably ARM.
- You of course would need to root your phone.
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"Sandstorm makes it easy to run web apps on your own server."
Could that server be one's mobile phone?
In theory, on Android, you could probably get it to run. There are some practical obstacles, though: - Your carrier probably puts you behind NAT, and your IP address probably changes all the time as you move around. - Your server would be inaccessible whenever you lost signal. - Sandstorm apps are built for x86-64, but your phone is probably ARM. - You of course would need to root your phone.