XAMPP is an integrated server package with mail, Web, FTP, and WebDAV. Named for Apache + MariaDB + Filezilla + PHP + Perl (AMPP) plus Mercury and Tomcat, the program includes a open software packages combined to power the various services, including JSP Java, OpenSSL, and more.

Also available for OSX and Linux.

Notes:

1. To also add portable Python:
   1. Download and extract Python’s NuGet package
   2. In XAMPP’s control panel, click Config=>Apache (httpd.conf)
   3. Add AddHandler cgi-script .py into the end of the file (see this blog post for other info)
   4. Start your PY files with #!..Pythonpython.exe (or wherever else you extracted the Python folder)
2. To also add portable Composer:
   1. Download Compser’s Manual Installation (i.e. portable) version
   2. Extract it in any folder you like
   3. Modify the command in the link above to the relative (or absolute) path to the main PHP file, for example (assuming you’ll run composer from htdocs):

      @echo ..phpphp “%~dp0composer.phar” %*>composer.bat

   4. In order to be able to download packages, edit phpphp.ini and uncomment ;extension=zip (i.e. remove the ;)
3. One useful function of this program is the Wiki on a stick tool that works with XAMPP.
4. XAMPP has add-on capabilities, currently only a WordPress installation (but previously also a portable MediaWiki).

XAMPP is an integrated server package with mail, Web, FTP, and WebDAV. Named for Apache + MariaDB + Filezilla + PHP + Perl (AMPP) plus Mercury and Tomcat, the program includes a open software packages combined to power the various services, including JSP Java, OpenSSL, and more.

Also available for OSX and Linux.

Notes:

1. To also add Python:
   1. Download Python’s embedded (i.e. portable) version
   2. Extract it in any folder you like
   3. In XAMPP’s control panel, click Config=>Apache (httpd.conf)
   4. Add AddHandler cgi-script .py into the end of the file (see this blog post for other info)
   5. Start your PY files with #!..Pythonpython.exe (or wherever else you extracted the Python folder)
2. One useful function of this program is the Wiki on a stick tool that works with XAMPP.
3. XAMPP has add-on capabilities, currently only a WordPress installation (but previously also a portable MediaWiki).

XAMPP is an integrated server package with mail, Web, FTP, and WebDAV. Named for Apache + MariaDB + Filezilla + PHP + Perl (AMPP) plus Mercury and Tomcat, the program includes a open software packages combined to power the various services, including JSP Java, OpenSSL, and more.

Also available for OSX and Linux.

Notes:

1. To also add Python:
   1. Download Python’s embedded (i.e. portable) version
   2. Extract it in any folder you like
   3. In XAMPP’s control panel, click Config=>Apache (httpd.conf)
   4. Add AddHandler cgi-script .py into the end of the file (see this blog post for other info)
   5. Start your PY files with #!..Pythonpython.exe (or wherever else you extracted the Python folder)
2. One useful function of this program is the Wiki on a stick tool that works with XAMPP.
3. XAMPP has add-on capabilities, currently only a WordPress installation (but previously also a portable MediaWiki).

XAMPP is an integrated server package with mail, Web, FTP, and WebDAV. Named for Apache + MariaDB + Filezilla + PHP + Perl (AMPP) plus Mercury and Tomcat, the program includes a open software packages combined to power the various services, including JSP Java, OpenSSL, and more.

Also available for OSX and Linux.

Notes:

1. To also add Python:
   1. Download Python’s embedded (i.e. portable) version
   2. Extract it in any folder you like
   3. In XAMPP’s control panel, click Config=>Apache (httpd.conf)
   4. Add AddHandler cgi-script .py into the end of the file (see this blog post for other info)
   5. Start your PY files with #!..Pythonpython.exe (or wherever else you extracted the Python folder)
2. One useful function of this program is the Wiki on a stick tool that works with XAMPP.
3. XAMPP has add-on capabilities, currently only a WordPress installation (but previously also a portable MediaWiki).

XAMPP is an integrated server package with mail, Web, FTP, and WebDAV. Named for Apache + MariaDB + PHP + Perl (AMPP), the program includes a open software packages combined to power the various services, including FileZilla, JSP Java, OpenSSL, and more. Tomcat and Perl can be added using add-ons available from the website.

Also available for OSX and Linux.

Note: XAMPP has many add-on capabilities, including a portable MediaWiki or WordPress installation.

XAMPP is an integrated server package that contains many different tools such as mail, Web, FTP and WebDAV. Various open software packages are combined to power the various services including Apache, MariaDB, FileZilla, PHP, JSP Java, OpenSSL and more. Tomcat and Perl can be added using add-ons available from the website.

Note: XAMPP has many capabilities, including a portable MediaWiki or WordPress installation.

XAMPP is an integrated server package that contains many different tools such as mail, Web, FTP and WebDAV. Various open software packages are combined to power the various services including Apache, MariaDB, FileZilla, PHP, JSP Java, OpenSSL and more. Tomcat and Perl can be added using add-ons available from the website.

Note: XAMPP has many capabilities, including a portable MediaWiki or WordPress installation.

XAMPP is an integrated server package that contains many different tools such as mail, Web, FTP and WebDAV. Various open software packages are combined to power the various services including Apache, MariaDB, FileZilla, PHP, JSP Java, OpenSSL and more. Tomcat and Perl can be added using add-ons available from the website.

Note: XAMPP has many capabilities, including a portable MediaWiki or WordPress installation.

XAMPP is an integrated server package that contains many different tools such as mail, Web, FTP and WebDAV. Various open software packages are combined to power the various services including Apache, MariaDB, FileZilla, PHP, JSP Java, OpenSSL and more. Tomcat and Perl can be added using add-ons available from the website.

Note: XAMPP has many capabilities, including a portable MediaWiki or WordPress installation.