
Warp Terminal
iTerm2
Ghostty
Fig
Komandi
Bidbar
TermHere
MacOS Terminal, reimagined

XAMPP
Laragon
MAMP
Laravel Herd
ServBay
Free, open-source XAMPP alternative for Windows

Which is more popular?
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DevStackBox is a free, open-source (MIT) alternative to XAMPP for Windows 10 and 11. One installer sets up Apache 2.4.65, PHP 8.3.31, MySQL 8.4.11 LTS and phpMyAdmin 5.2.2, so you get a working localhost without stitching together separate downloads. Need another PHP version? Download PHP 8.1,...
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Rust, Tauri, TypeScript
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