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Ascoos Web Server
Is a web server for all Web Developers and Web Designers
For PHP 5.6 - 8.4.X see: Ascoos Web Extended Studio (AWES) is here : https://sourceforge.net/projects/ascoos-web-extended-studio/ ASCOOS Web Server is a rich package designed as a versatile web server for development purposes. It incorporates third-party components such as PHP, MySQL, pgSQL, MongoDB and FileZilla and stands out through a compact setup and a well-built administrative panel. ASCOOS Web Server allows you to work with multiple versions of PHP and MySQL without having to... -
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AMPPS
AMPPS is a LAMP/MAMP/WAMP stack
AMPPS is a stack of Apache, MySQL, PHP, Perl & Python. 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 330+ Apps, customizing it, and then simply publishing it on the internet via a wide choice of hosting service providers. A complete package on your desktop, same like the server that provides many open source web applications. -
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plaindb is a plain text database package. It comprises the file format, and a set of modules on Perl, Tcl and python to access the databases, plus a basic shell interface. Higher level interfaces are also included for local (GUI) and web access.
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