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A common use case that we have is to be able to share front end changes with non-developers. For most changes, this requires that a sandbox be built, but this is unnecessary for static front end development. This document describes a process you that edX employees can use to share a static front end by publishing it to a dedicated Amazon S3 bucket. . A similar process can be used by anyone in the community with access to a S3 for publishing static assets.
For example, if you make changes to the edX Pattern Library then you can include an S3 URL in your pull request. This means that reviewers will be able to see your changes without having to install and build the pattern library themselves.
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