BAT-file for run PHP built-in server #1094
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Hello. Basically we don't need neither Python nor PHP, someone can easily run live server from VS Code. But it doesn't make any harm, so we can accept and merge it. |
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Description
Many web developers use the PHP stack as their main backend. The file allows you to run PHP's built-in web server to display FMG locally. In that case, Python is not required.
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