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When used in combination it supports [[Application server|application servers]]. | When used in combination it supports [[Application server|application servers]]. | ||
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Revision as of 10:30, 20 September 2015
MAMP is a solution stack composed of free and open source and proprietary commercial software used together to run dynamic web sites on Apple Macintosh computers.
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Description
MAMP is an acronym of:
- Mac OS X, the operating system
- Apache HTTP Server, the web server
- MySQL, the database management system
- P for PHP, Perl, or Python, all programming languages used for web development.
Generic term
Any open source Web platform made up of these software programs and built upon Mac OS X is a MAMP.
MAMP packages
appsolute
Mamp and Mamp Pro from appsolute
LAMP
MAMP is based on a similar software bundle for Linux called LAMP.
AMP packages
Various "AMP" packages exist for many different operating systems.
Though originally only Apache was integrated into Mac OS X, MAMP has become popular because it is free and because of the ubiquity of its components, and Mac OS X 10.5 and above ships with PHP and is MySQL-ready.
When used in combination it supports application servers.
Screenshots
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See also
External links
- MAMP @ Wikipedia
