Configuring a LAMPP server for PHP development: Difference between revisions
From Joomla! Documentation
mNo edit summary |
Markup changes and spelling corrections. |
||
| (6 intermediate revisions by 4 users not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
{{RightTOC}} | {{RightTOC}} | ||
These instructions should work fine on any Debian-based distribution such as Debian, Ubuntu, LinuxMint, Xubuntu and Kubuntu. | |||
The letters LAMPP stand for Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP and PhpMyAdmin | The letters LAMPP stand for Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP and PhpMyAdmin. Linux is the operating system we are using and the rest are services that we need to install and configure to complete our development environment. | ||
Most professional, high performance and high traffic web servers in the world runs on Linux | Most professional, high performance and high traffic web servers in the world runs on Linux. It is always a great idea to develop your project on Linux from the very beginning and avoid compatibility problems in your project when you want migrate it to a live server. | ||
You can install a LAMPP server on your own Linux desktop, in a Linux server or in a Linux virtual machine | You can install a LAMPP server on your own Linux desktop, in a Linux server or in a Linux virtual machine. All these options can be used for the development of PHP projects, but for this article we are going to focus on Linux desktop. Feel free to add more alternatives and document them in the following list. | ||
Select an option to continue reading. | |||
* [[Configuring a LAMPP server for PHP development/Linux desktop | Linux desktop]] | * [[Configuring a LAMPP server for PHP development/Linux desktop | Linux desktop]] | ||
* [[Configuring a LAMPP server for PHP development | * [[Configuring a LAMPP server for PHP development/Linux server | Linux server]] | ||
* [[Configuring a LAMPP server for PHP development | * [[Configuring a Docker LAMPP server for PHP development on Windows Desktop | Docker LAMPP on Windows Desktop]] | ||
[[Category:Development]] | [[Category:Development]] | ||
[[Category:Server configurations]] | |||
Latest revision as of 00:23, 27 November 2022
These instructions should work fine on any Debian-based distribution such as Debian, Ubuntu, LinuxMint, Xubuntu and Kubuntu.
The letters LAMPP stand for Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP and PhpMyAdmin. Linux is the operating system we are using and the rest are services that we need to install and configure to complete our development environment.
Most professional, high performance and high traffic web servers in the world runs on Linux. It is always a great idea to develop your project on Linux from the very beginning and avoid compatibility problems in your project when you want migrate it to a live server.
You can install a LAMPP server on your own Linux desktop, in a Linux server or in a Linux virtual machine. All these options can be used for the development of PHP projects, but for this article we are going to focus on Linux desktop. Feel free to add more alternatives and document them in the following list.
Select an option to continue reading.