BitNami WordPress Stack for Mac
Easy deployment of WordPress.
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BitNami WordPress Stack overview
BitNami WordPress Stack makes it easy to deploy WordPress, which is an open source, standards-compliant, fast, light and free personal publishing platform. The project was started in 2003 as a personal publishing platform, with a set of features designed to make the Internet publishing experience easy. WordPress blogs now reach a combined 70 million global visitors and 300 million pageviews each month. The BitNami WordPress Stack native installers were packaged using BitRock's cross platform installer tool.
What’s new in version 5.1.1-2
Version 5.1.1-2:
Maintenance release
Updated:
- Lego to 2.5.0
- MySQL to 8.0.16
- PHP to 7.2.17
- SQLite to 3.28.0
- Varnish to 6.0.3
- WP-CLI to 2.2.0
BitNami WordPress Stack for Mac
Free
In English
Version 5.1.1-2
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Dec 26 2017
Version: 4.9.1-0
Even after reviewing the Bitnami website and Wikipedia page, I don’t understand what better about this than using the actual WordPress installer. People that don’t know what they’re doing from a code standpoint aren’t going to use this and just use Wordpress.com instead. People that do code can install WP the regular way just as quickly as using this. So what’s the point?
Jan 19 2012
Version: 3.3-2
I'd really like to use it, but I need Wordpress 3.2.1. Any ideas where to get this previous version?
Dec 30 2010
Version: 3.0.3-0
WordPress 3.0.4 Critical Update just came out. It is suggested that everyone update immediately. The email I received stressed the urgency. I guess that's why they call it "critical".
Feb 3 2010
Version: 2.9.1-0
You have to laugh. At the WordPress.org website they say WordPress is famously easy to install!
When you download the .zip or .targz file what you get is a folder full of .php files with no hint or instructions where to start or even what is what, let alone what to click on. Clicking on the Index.php file just opens DreamWeaver or TextMate.
What is it with developers? How do they expect to program for users when they can't even think through the process of starting the thing up, let alone what happens after that.