Hi Ahmed, @a.gneady
Microsoft announced very sad news that they are going to stop PHP support soon, as given in below post. Please let us know, your suggetions for below questions.
1. Development: How can we use Appgini in windows after microsoft STOP support. Do we need to switch to Linux to run Appgini for development? or is there any alternate windows solution available?
2. Execution: If we use Linux & XAMPP for Appgini projects development, can we run those projects in windows browser (IE or Chrome) after microsoft stop support?
https://betanews.com/2020/07/11/microso ... p-support/
Thanks
ndoddi
Microsoft drops php support
- baudwalker
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Re: Microsoft drops php support
PHP is server side, as long as your code is not hosted on a windows server you should be OK. Just like is used to be.
Re: Microsoft drops php support
Thanks for the answer, @baudwalker
As of now I am using Windows+Xampp+Appgini for development of my project.
It looks now I need to switch to Linux+Xampp+Appgiini for development and hosting need to be done on Linux servers.
However, I want to run/execute my projects in Windows, Linux, Andriod, iOS and Mac browsers. Hope this will work normally.
Thanks,
ndoddi
As of now I am using Windows+Xampp+Appgini for development of my project.
It looks now I need to switch to Linux+Xampp+Appgiini for development and hosting need to be done on Linux servers.
However, I want to run/execute my projects in Windows, Linux, Andriod, iOS and Mac browsers. Hope this will work normally.
Thanks,
ndoddi
- baudwalker
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Re: Microsoft drops php support
Hi,
I stand to be corrected, but I believe that Xampp has all the necessary components to use PHP. Its just that Microsoft's Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager will no longer support PHP.
Barry
I stand to be corrected, but I believe that Xampp has all the necessary components to use PHP. Its just that Microsoft's Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager will no longer support PHP.
Barry