Localhost; It means a service service limited only to a personal computer. Just as Webhost is open to the world, it is only open to users who have authority over it in localhost.

How do we get to Localhost?

You can reach it from your web browser by typing 127.0.0.1 or http://localhost. It is impossible to access these pages without installing server software on your computer. In the next topic, you'll learn how to do it.

What does Localhost do?

With various software to be installed on Localhost, your computer can be turned into a local server. You can publish your website on it. You can set up your Php and Mysql-based scripts. If you're a software developer, you can test the scripts you've written. If you're a designer, you can check out what your website looks like.

Localhost phpmyadmin is basically a testing method for websites that is used before they are opened to the real world.

Localhost is turned off on regular computers, and in order for this to broadcast, it is necessary to install a number of programs and gain server features. Server operating systems come ready for this, so it's easy to do this, but in end-user operating systems, it's a bit of a hassus. Some software is easy to handle, so let's take a look at them.

What software will activate our computer's localhost?

1. WampServer

2. AppServer

3. Xampp

What is the use of software to activate your Localhost?

The programs mentioned above activate the localhost of your computer. By installing Php and Mysql, your computer is ready to broadcast. Php, Mysql, and PhpMyAdmin are installed so that you can run dynamic web pages. Static html pages can run in localhost without the need for anything, but we cannot run dynamic web pages with Php scripts in this way.

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