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Asked: 2026-06-14T02:12:44+00:00

I’m a .Net guy who has just been handed a LAMP-based project (where P=PHP),

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I’m a .Net guy who has just been handed a LAMP-based project (where P=PHP), without a ‘no’ option. I am going to have to build this on a Windows 7(64) machine, but it is targeted for a pure LAMP platform.

I am not too worried about PHP or mySQL, I have enough to get by but Linux and Apache may as well be NASA’s Curiosity platform.

In the production environment I am going to rely mostly on the Host to configure L and A with the hope that I can pretty much synch up my M and P files, figure out how to do a little app-specific config and go. Perhaps optimistic but I’ll start there 😉

For now the questions are

  • what is the most trouble-free way to set up LAMP development on a W7 machine with a view to a relatively trouble-free move to production?

  • any reasonable way to do it without giving up my Visual Studio security blanket?

  • any suggestions for a walk-through somewhere online?

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  1. Editorial Team

    •what is the most trouble-free way to set up LAMP development on a W7
    machine with a view to a relatively trouble-free move to production?

    Both of these are able to provide you the windows7 LAMP and LAMPP(php/perl) environment.

        http://www.ampps.com/
or
    http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp-windows.html

    Both are simple to use and should make your migration of code over to prod simple.

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