best Apache-PHP-MySQL

Indonesia
October 4, 2007 8:32pm CST
If you want to build website, and you don't want to spend time to set Apache for PHP and MySQL support, which package you like best, and why : 1. XAMPP 2. PHPTriad 3. ApacheTriad 4. any else I definitely like XAMPP, since it have many add-on features like statistics and eAccelerator.
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osuchin
@osuchin (95)
• Philippines
5 Oct 07
If you're using windows use WAMP, or xamp. I'm using WAMP right now.
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moriakaice
@moriakaice (109)
• Poland
28 Nov 07
I am using EasyPHP, since it's quite cool and small package for Windows.
swaroop_sv2003
@swaroop_sv2003 (531)
• India
17 Oct 07
I am using Opensuse Linux. All the above said softwares comes with opensuse pre-configured. I just need to install it from the opensuse DVD and start it. It is very simple.
knidekun
@knidekun (11)
• Philippines
26 Oct 07
My vote is on WINLAMP It installs everything as a windows service which is a plus for me.
buggyman
@buggyman (9)
• United States
8 Nov 07
I've been enjoying XAMPP lately. It even has been running fairly well on Vista for me. I used to manually install PHP/MySQL/etc but it started to get a little time consuming on my part and would be frustrating after you fell far behind in releases of PHP and MySQL, so it's sure nice to use something that makes it nice and easy to install and run effectively on a testing environment.
lostlifez
@lostlifez (46)
• India
24 Nov 07
WAMP would be my choice..
shahrukhmalik
@shahrukhmalik (49)
• Pakistan
16 Oct 07
I tried installing them separately but couldn't setup PHP. Then I tried WAMPP (XAMPP for Windows) and still couldn't set PHP. Alas, the solution was EasyPHP, with Apache, PHP, MySQL, PHPmyAdmin and SQL Lite. It sets up the root of localhost and a test database by itself. Just run one program and you have all those running. Its very Easy! But I think its Windows exclusive. Search SourceForge for confirmation.