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MAMP installs a local server environment in a matter of seconds on your computer. It comes free of charge, and is easily installed. MAMP will not compromise any existing Apache installation already running on your system.
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- POX added MAMP as alternative to Nitro Server
- slighting3031 reviewed MAMP
no better than docker、xampp、Servbay、laravel herd,and no updata
- POX added MAMP as alternative to Laravel Homestead, Laravel Sail and PhpWebStudy
- POX added MAMP as alternative to Laravel Herd
- saltyfishh9 reviewed MAMP
I want to find an alternative to MAMP.
- westtan reviewed MAMP
The Pro version is too useless, and there is no technical support when encountering bugs. Many competing products on Mac are being updated and iterated, such as servbay and docker, and the cost is not as expensive as MAMP.
- selvaklnc added MAMP as alternative to wmWebStack
Comments and Reviews
Support is via forum only. Documentation can be very poor, particularly around product upgrades (one expects more from commercial packages). Due to their poor documentation, I lost several years of development databases when porting from an old to a new computer (they don't accurately document the location of the database files).
Other sloppiness: dialog options for domain resolution don't do what you expect them to; the main hosts file is modified every time you set up a dev web (didn't used to work that way) -- worse, when you make changes, old hosts entries are not purged.
Just really sloppy lately. I originally used MAMP some years back because it was a little more buttoned-down than the MAMP stacks available at the time, but at this point in time you would do better with one of the cross-platform open-source offerings, like XAMPP (just to name one I'm familiar with).
no better than docker、xampp、Servbay、laravel herd,and no updata
I want to find an alternative to MAMP.
The Pro version is too useless, and there is no technical support when encountering bugs. Many competing products on Mac are being updated and iterated, such as servbay and docker, and the cost is not as expensive as MAMP.
The description of this software is no longer correct. It is now commercial with a free trial, rather than freemium.
When the trial expires, the software enters limited mode. Limited mode means limited to -- doing nothing. Servers can't be started which means it has zero functionality after the trial period.