AMPPS is an easy to install software stack of Apache, Mysql, PHP, Perl, Python and Softaculous auto-installer that can be used on Desktops and office servers. AMPPS enables you to focus more on using applications rather than maintaining them. With AMPPS you can create a website by installing any of the 260 Apps, customizing it, and then simply publishing it on the internet via a wide choice of hosting service providers.
Using AMPPS with Softaculous on your desktop, you get the same powerful database engine, and environment that your Web site uses on the internet. This ensures
Installé ce matin.
Sympathique solution.
A minima pour découvrir plus de 250 applications web en quelques clicks (très joli classement).
La gestion des domaines n'est pas pratique (possiblité de créer un domaine, mais pas de corriger, et pas de serveurs virtuels facilement paramétrables).
A voir sur le long terme. MAMP est compliqué à mettre à jour. Espérons ici que la démarche soit plus simple.
I purchased MAMP PRO some time ago and am quite pleased with its performance. It is quite stable and easy to use, even for an Apache and mySQL novice like myself. I currently run six different domains with it, and very rarely have had a problem with it. I know that my domains are always up and running, and I never have to worry about it.
I would be very interesting in reading comments from folks here who have used BOTH this app -- AMPPS -- and MAMP PRO. How do they compare? Which one is more powerful, stable, expandable, easy to add new domains to, easy to upgrade, etc.? Thanks so much!
For the record, I don't really anticipate switching from MAMP PRO unless it becomes outrageously expensive at some point in the future, but I am interested in other opinions.
This app is great, it's include softaculous. I've ever try other similiar app before: Mamp and xampp. And tempted to buy mamp pro, but fortunately found this app. It's stable, more stable than mamp, it more mac look than xampp. But its free. Hope it will still free.
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AMPPS is an easy to install software stack of Apache, Mysql, PHP, Perl, Python and Softaculous auto-installer that can be used on Desktops and office servers. AMPPS enables you to focus more on using applications rather than maintaining them. With AMPPS you can create a website by installing any of the 260 Apps, customizing it, and then simply publishing it on the internet via a wide choice of hosting service providers.
Using AMPPS with Softaculous on your desktop, you get the same powerful database engine, and environment that your Web site uses on the internet. This ensures that your transition from development to production is smooth and seamless.AMPPS with Softaculous connects you to a world of popular and free open-source Web applications, including Joomla!, WordPress, Magento, Dolphin and more. Simply select your favourite script, and it handles the downloading and installation of your new Web site.
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CPa reviewed on 11 Feb 2012
Sympathique solution.
A minima pour découvrir plus de 250 applications web en quelques clicks (très joli classement).
La gestion des domaines n'est pas pratique (possiblité de créer un domaine, mais pas de corriger, et pas de serveurs virtuels facilement paramétrables).
A voir sur le long terme. MAMP est compliqué à mettre à jour. Espérons ici que la démarche soit plus simple.
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I would be very interesting in reading comments from folks here who have used BOTH this app -- AMPPS -- and MAMP PRO. How do they compare? Which one is more powerful, stable, expandable, easy to add new domains to, easy to upgrade, etc.? Thanks so much!
For the record, I don't really anticipate switching from MAMP PRO unless it becomes outrageously expensive at some point in the future, but I am interested in other opinions.
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Cornelius.a.h reviewed on 16 Jan 2012
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Jack75 rated on 03 Feb 2012
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M-Rick rated on 03 Feb 2012
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Cornelius.a.h rated on 16 Jan 2012