I don't know...Google might penalize people that use Windows Server to power their website. If they don't, they should, because Windows Server users must have some serious problems.
SEO is just the practice of making your site content easily readable to search engine spiders. The operating has no play in how your pages are formatted and organized.
JeevesBond posted this at 05:19 — 8th September 2008.
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In terms of SEO? There's no difference whatsoever.
Megan posted this at 13:11 — 8th September 2008.
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It is more common to run AMP on L though
pr0gr4mm3r posted this at 13:56 — 8th September 2008.
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I don't know...Google might penalize people that use Windows Server to power their website. If they don't, they should, because Windows Server users must have some serious problems.
SEO is just the practice of making your site content easily readable to search engine spiders. The operating has no play in how your pages are formatted and organized.
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decibel.places posted this at 02:57 — 9th September 2008.
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I use WAMP for local development (actually xampplite)
Then LAMP for live sites.
ms2134 posted this at 08:24 — 9th September 2008.
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Yeah same, Xampp is what i tend to use aswel. I find that it gives me a good server environment which i can work with.
Since i can use it for MySQL aswel, it is good.
This just means that i can setup applications and scripts, and try them before i place them into a live environment.
Apache Friends - Xampp is very good!
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Finntroll posted this at 09:25 — 19th September 2008.
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LAMP is really more popular..
andy206uk posted this at 15:50 — 24th September 2008.
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I use MAMP for my local dev server (Mac / Apache / MySQL / PHP)
but deploy to a LAMP server.
The OS has absolutely no bearing on the SERPS and there's no reason why it should - as long as the web server returns content properly it's all fine.
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