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  • Installing the web stack on an Ubuntu client

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    This will guide you through installing the parentNode web stack on an Ubuntu client for running your LAMP, MAMP or WAMP-based projects.

  • Enable a site

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    Let's say you just cloned or downloaded a parentNode project to you local computer, and now you want to see it in your browser. That is what Enabling a site is all about. It means, that you'll make the Apache HTTP server aware of you local code, so it can serve it through your browser on a specific domain, typically only accessible on your local computer.

  • Segment market share statistics, December 2017

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    Desktop browsers are still – but only barely – the most common way of browsing the web, representing approximately 49% of page visits (vs. 60% back in June 2015). Mobile browser numbers are still climbing and mobile/smartphones now represent approximately 46% of the total page visits (up from 35% in 2015), while tablets is stable on about 5%.

  • Installing web stack on Windows 10

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    This will guide you through installing the parentNode web stack on a Windows 10 for running your LAMP, MAMP or WAMP-based projects.

  • SSL certificates with Let's Encrypt

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    Let's Encrypt is free and easy SSL certificates for the almost- masses. A few simple commands and you'll have free domain validated SSL certificates.

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