well, i found this WAMP 2.0 on google, and it is really good for thouse who know how to code, but dont want there work online yet...
transfers online are quike and easy too!
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Posted 01 February 2008 - 01:45 PM
Well, yeah, WAMP really good. I think it's better than XAMPP, which I used to use. XAMPP has more features but WAMP is more user freindly. So I'd recommend WAMP to anyone who wants to run a web server to test PHP or whatever on your Windows computer.
If you use Linux, you could use LAMP, which I use on my (outdated) Ubuntu.
Btw, I dual-boot between Linux and Windows, is that kewl or what?
If you use Linux, you could use LAMP, which I use on my (outdated) Ubuntu.
Btw, I dual-boot between Linux and Windows, is that kewl or what?
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Posted 06 February 2008 - 12:21 AM
I'm trying this now on my windows xp machine. I think there is also the mac version called mamp. Is it possible to install more then one web server like these kinds on your machine, for example xampp and mamp but you obviously would have trouble running both at once. I mean for testing to see which gives better features and performance.
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