WampServer

What do you like best?

In our organization, we use WampServer as a local server to evaluate the behavior of the applications we develop before uploading them to a hosting/web server and manage MySQL databases. Installing it is simple, its interface is intuitive, we can work on previous versions with ease, and its operation is efficient and flawless.

What do you dislike?

Developers who want to work with WampServer should be a little familiar with Apache servers, PHP code, and MySQL database to get the best out of this resource.

Recommendations to others considering the product:

Simply incredible how intuitive this program is and the facilities it provides for web development work and database management. We can study the behavior of the developed applications locally and apply corrections until its launching and passage to production in a web server. Recommended.

What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

WampServer for us as an organization has represented a clean and organized work, the possibility of correcting errors locally to launch the most optimal version of each web application developed, an efficient database engine, effectiveness in each of our web-oriented projects, and more. It is a benefit to count on a tool that is as neat as it is functional.