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In addition to the “Class” (Apache, MySQL, PHP), I will write another version of the site ' s organization (presumably it is more complex than Apache+mod_php):as the main server instead of Apache - http://nginx.org/ru/ Sometimes http://www.lighttpd.net/ The short doesn't know anything, but it's very quick to give sss files, pictures and other statics.For nginx, there's a server on which scrimps are located (i.e. Wordpers, e.g.): in the case of PHP, this may be some FactCGI server, or https://github.com/gnosek/fcgiwrap in the case of Ruby... https://github.com/defunkt/unicorn in the case of Python- https://uwsgi-docs.readthedocs.org/en/latest/ or http://gunicorn.org/ etc.;as a website database http://www.postgresql.org/ (and some simple websites are somehow being turned off http://www.sqlite.org/ );The work of the nginx servers can control some kind of activity. http://supervisord.org/introduction.html (although the site is no longer directly concerned).If the goal is simply to create a home page without any dynamic, it'll be just nginx-- he'll be fine with the html-page.If the purpose is to maintain a personal blog, as previously advised, you can look towards Wordpress (then you need to build something for PHP work), but there's another thing, a static site generator that, from text files with posts (e.g., in Markdown format, not necessarily HTML), generates ready gins and pictures, Personally, I use it. http://blog.getpelican.com/ ♪If the aim is to develop a complete dynamic website with preferences and ladies (college blog, Internet store, online game, faysboo murderer, stackoverflow, etc.) or if you want to practice programming, it may be a more advanced CMS instead of apress (there are very good programming and different language). There are important things here:The PHP light didn't come off. Saiths can be developed in almost any programming language; for example, Ruby is popular. http://rubyonrails.org/ or Python https://www.djangoproject.com/ ♪ http://flask.pocoo.org/ );I should read it. https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model-View-Controller which will avoid many problems and which is used in most of the fraimvors (in addition to the previously mentioned Rails and Django, there is another MVC Freimvork http://www.yiiframework.com/ PHP;It's not like every host that keeps it all up, most of it's normal Apache with PHP. If you're doing a website on something else, maybe you're gonna have to pick up the linux and take it. https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/VPS or a dedicated server.If the purpose is to understand what is actually a web-based one and how it works, then Apache+PHP is not to be obsessed, suggesting that we go and read the material a little over the list.P.S. All of the above-mentioned are generally concerned with the development of serious sites already on sale; if you want to just poke right on a local computer, there's a lot of interesting small programmes that can't be sold at the request of the Windows simple http server. And XAMPP is still like something medium.