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I was working on the assumption that environment would be already set up for them. Setting up Apache to test stuff locally, getting FTP set up to get into your
by roywiggins 12y ago
I was working on the assumption that environment would be already set up for them. Setting up Apache to test stuff locally, getting FTP set up to get into your remote server, etc is all a pain with PHP too.
Once everything is set up, it's two-ish commands to commit and push to somewhere like Heroku.
And no, I haven't taught beginners at all, I'll fess up to that. I've learned alongside them, though. PHP is a perfectly cromulent language/framework for this sort of thing, but something like Flask could be just as accessible.
- boyaka 12y agoWindows: Install Xampp, copy your files to C:\xampp\htdocs Right click xampp icon and start services Ubuntu: sudo apt-get install apache2 php5 mysql-server php5-mysql sudo service apache2 start/restart sudo service mysql start/restart copy files to /var/www/ "getting FTP set up to get into your remote server" sudo apt-get install ssh sudo service ssh start