A server is a computer that provides services or information to other computers or devices.
These are pages that display the same content to all users and do not change unless manually modified by the developer.
Son páginas que muestran contenido diferente según el usuario o la interacción.
These are languages that run in the user's browser. They are used to make web pages interactive, such as displaying effects or validating forms without having to reload the page.
These are languages that run on the server where the website is hosted. They are used to process data, access databases, and generate a page's dynamic content before sending it to the browser.
It's a language that helps create web pages that can change and display different things each time you visit them. It works on the server (the computer that stores the page) and prepares what you see in your browser.
It's an open-source web server. Its main function is to display web pages when someone requests them from a browser.
It was founded in 1995 as the Apache HTTP Server Project, driven by the developer community and the Apache Software Foundation. It was the most widely used web server for many years.
It can be installed on Windows, Linux, macOS, etc. It is generally used in conjunction with other components such as PHP and MySQL.
It is an open source relational database management system (RDBMS) that organizes information into related tables.
Created in 1995 by the Swedish company MySQL AB. In 2008, it was acquired by Sun Microsystems and then by Oracle in 2010.
There is the official Oracle version and derivative alternatives such as MariaDB (created by the original founders of MySQL to keep it 100% free).
A package that includes Apache + MySQL (or MariaDB) + PHP + Perl, designed to be easily installed on Windows, Linux, or macOS.
Portable, simple, ideal for beginners or local development.
Very easy to install.
Everything comes ready to use.
Not very secure for production environments (it's designed more for testing/development).
Acronym for Linux + Apache + MySQL/MariaDB + PHP/Python/Perl. It is a set of free software that functions as a web server on Linux systems.
Widely used in real-world internet servers.
Stability, security, and performance.
Extensive community support.
More technical and less user-friendly than XAMPP.
