[marcglasberg]

Just to clarify what Dillon said:

When you do `celest deploy` it sends your current code to the cloud. After that if your code contains: `celest.init(environment: CelestEnvironment.production);` it will use that code you just sent to the cloud. If your code contains `celest.init(environment: CelestEnvironment.local);` it will use the code you have in your local machine.

But in practice you develop locally, so you don't need to deploy all the time.

Also, you can call `celest.init` as many times as you like, while the app is running, to change from local to cloud and vice-versa, on the fly!