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Start your free trialJacob Baumgartner
9,971 PointsHow to publish web applications?
How do you launch a web application (like one built with php on the lavarvel framework) on a hosted server? Is it possible to host this type of application through the webhostingforstudents that treehouse reccomends? If so, how?
I am new to publishing web applications so if my question doesn't make sense it is probably because I do not know enough to ask the right question but I will try to clarify by responding to comments. Thank you!
2 Answers
Matthew Proudman
11,879 PointsIf it is PHP then it will only run on a webserver
Matthew Proudman
11,879 PointsYes- you need a web server,
when the file is called it will run on the server and then send the result to the browser (but the PHP file never leaves the server), you could use an app called Xampp which is a local solution to the problem (so you can PHP on your own computer). and is a good project for a new raspberry pi owner, you can try the "PHP basics " (https://teamtreehouse.com/library/php-basics).
Jacob Baumgartner
9,971 PointsYa, I understand that much. I am more confused about getting laravel up there with it. Or if I was using ruby, getting ruby installed on my hosted server. I hope that clarifies what I am asking.
Jacob Baumgartner
9,971 PointsJacob Baumgartner
9,971 PointsYes, I mean I developed my app on mamp locally but now I want to publish it on a shared webhosting server. How do I do that?
Matthew Proudman
11,879 PointsMatthew Proudman
11,879 Pointsput the files in the on the "htdocs" folder