Xampp

XAMPP is a Web server assembly that contains a set of applications for the full functioning of the site. You do not need to configure each component separately. Accordingly, there is no need for high-speed Internet access and hosting. The project is cross-platform, which means that it works equally well on popular platforms: Windows, Linux, Mac OS. The name XAMPP itself is an abbreviation, which stands for as follows: X-indicates that the build will work on all operating systems; Apache is a web server that supports major OS versions, is flexibly configurable and reliable; MySQL is one of the most well-known database management systems; PHP is a programming language supported by almost all hosting providers and is the leader among the languages used to create websites; Perl is an easy-to-learn programming language that also supports third-party modules. Where to download? You can download XAMPP both from the official website and from third-party resources. The latter is highly undesirable, as there may be problems in the form of viruses, keyloggers and additional installed programs. In the most extreme case, you can use large sites-archives, if the file status is “checked” and the reviews are generally positive. Go to the official site of the assembly at https://www.apachefriends.org. The next step is to select the operating system. Since we work in Windows or MAC OS, we choose the version for this OS.