Thank you all for your suggestions of problem with PHP and Apache. For a person
who is old and who has had no formal computer/language training, it has been a
challenge.
I tried installing Local by WP in a Linux instance on Virtual Box as one trial.
Even though it was a recent instance of
I think Local is the easiest to quickly get up and running. Mamp is good
too. DevKinsta is another one that Docker containers, but it really easy to
use. Of these three, I'd choose Local or Mamp.
If you want to piece it together yourself, you can install php with
Homebrew on the command line.
> Il giorno 24 gen 2024, alle ore 21:40, Bucky Junior
> ha scritto:
>
> I have BBEdit open ALL the time. I use it mostly to write web pages using a
> combination of HTML, mySQL, PHP, and apache to write and test my work before
> uploading it into the wild.
>
> I've run into a problem I've
I've used Docker and containers. It can be a pain and probably not worth it if
you don't understand Docker well.
The guy who made Homebrew has made another package manager that fixes a lot of
Homebrew's problems: https://pkgx.sh. For example, pkgx is really easy to
uninstall, you just `rm -r`
I have moved to using Local, by WP Engine. It's free, and it basically
creates a containerized LAMP/LNMP architecture (which contains a WordPress
installation). It lets you build/update with whatever version of
PHP/Apache/Ngnx you want, and update them with just a click.
If you're not using
I have BBEdit open ALL the time. I use it mostly to write web pages using a
combination of HTML, mySQL, PHP, and apache to write and test my work before
uploading it into the wild.
I've run into a problem I've been unable to surmount. Apple no longer supports
PHP. In Ventura, I was able to
