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rename sandbox #7533

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import { getCustomStaticPath } from '@/utils/getCustomStaticPath';

export const meta = {
title: 'Local development',
title: 'Sandbox Set Up',
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title: 'Sandbox Set Up',
title: 'Use cloud sandbox with local frontend development',

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Maybe: Use cloud sandbox in dev environment?

description: 'Set up a cloud sandbox environment on your machine.',
platforms: [
'android',
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};
}

Amplify gives every developer a personal cloud sandbox environment that provides isolated development spaces to rapidly build, test, and iterate on a fullstack app. You and each developer on your team gets their own disposable sandbox environment connected to cloud resources.
You can use a personal cloud sandbox environment that provides an isolated development space to rapidly build, test, and iterate on a fullstack app. Each developer on your team can use their own disposable sandbox environment connected to cloud resources.

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