Re: Programming PHP offline


Then I second the suggestion above for xampp. No services (unless you
want them). In it's purest form, you open up a little program and
tell it to start apache and mysql, which then shut down when you close
the program. Very clean and couldn't be simpler to use. It's there
when you want it and gone when you don't.

Yes, I'm using xampp for exactly what's described: a local development
environment. There's even a "lite" version of xampp. Easy.
Definitely the solution to your question.

Aerik

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