![]() ![]() Bundled inside it is Apache (a web server), MariaDB (an open source MySQL-compliant database server), PHP (a server-side programming language), and Perl (a programming language that many people love). XAMPP is a suite of tools delivered to you as a single package that you download and install on your computer. You could just open the Terminal.app and type php index.php which would run your file through the built-in php interpreter, but let’s say you want to view it in your web browser how do you do that? Well, this is where XAMPP comes in. ![]() If you’re someone just getting started with web development and you’re leveling up your learning to include PHP and other server-side languages, and you have an Apple Mac product of some kind running macOS 10.15, it’s very likely that you’ve ran into a wall trying to get your first index.php file to run. ![]()
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