XAMPP

New XAMPP for Windows with MySQL 5. Last week we released a new version of XAMPP for Linux providing the new MySQL 5 software. Today we also can announce a

Life is no Ponyhof (a modern German saying): With an unusually long and arduous 8-week beta phase, we have finally managed to release and announce a new “final” XAMPP version.

I had to write this article cause I couldn’t find any complete solution to help people out with updating XAMPP in Windows. Well, finally here is an easy to understand,

Hi Apache Friends! We just released a new version of XAMPP for Windows for PHP versions 8.2.12, 8.1.25 and 8.0.30. New versions for Linux and OS X will come soon!

You probably stumbled upon one of these two errors: bash: mysql: command not found error when you tried to run a MySQL command from the bash terminal ‘mysql’ is not

There are a lot of things to love about XAMPP, but the update process is not one of them. There’s nothing automatic about it, and you can go ahead and

Technical errors are rarely a welcome sight, especially if they interrupt your workflow. If you’re using XAMPP for local development, you might have run into a particularly confusing message that

The XAMPP Stack of Software is an Open-source Localhost-based server encompassing software packages that offer several functionalities. You can use the XAMPP Control Panel to start or deactivate all Software

XAMPP is an open-source web development application distributed by Apache Friends, offering an entire development stack in one package. XAMPP comes with Apache HTTP, MariaDB, and interpreters for PHP and

XAMPP is used by many WordPress administrators to set up WordPress environments. While there are many different case uses, some of the most common use cases are to set up