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Get Started Quickly with WordPress
Introduction
Although you might not have realized this, XAMPP comes with a number of
add-on applications.
These add-
ons include
Drupal, Joomla!, WordPress
and many other popular open source applications. The add-ons can
be easily installed on top of XAMPP using a simple installation tool and are pre-configured to work out of the
box, freeing you from the time and effort of downloading and configuring the applications separately.
XAMPP add-ons are provided by
Bitnami,
which specializes in pre-configured infrastructure and application
stacks for native, virtual machine and cloud use. Bitnami stacks work the same way across platforms - this
means that by using the WordPress Bitnami add-on instead of "rolling your own" WordPress configuration,
you’re guaranteed that your WordPress blog will look and work the same way even if you later migrate it from
your local XAMPP environment to a cloud server.
In this article, I’ll walk you through the process of installing the Bitnami WordPress add-on for XAMPP, showing
you how to quickly get started with one of the world’s most popular blogging platforms. Keep reading! ==
Assumptions and Prerequisites This tutorial doesn’t make a lot of assumptions, but the few that it does are
important.
• First, it assumes that you have a working XAMPP installation on Windows, and that your XAMPP
installation (including MySQL/MariaDB) is currently running. In case you don’t have this,
download and
install XAMPP
and then, once it’s installed, check that it’s all working by browsing to
http://localhost.
You
should see something like this:
You can also check that both MySQL/MariaDB and Apache are running using the XAMPP control panel
icon in the Windows taskbar:
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• Second, it assumes that you’ve already downloaded the Windows WordPress add-on for XAMPP. In case
you don’t have this, you can
download it from the XAMPP Add-ons page.
On Windows, the add-on is an
executable that lets you click your way through key tasks such as configuring the WordPress administrator
account and setting up WordPress email notifications.
Did you check both the boxes above? You’re good to begin!
Step 1: Install Bitnami WordPress module for
XAMPP
You can now begin installing WordPress on top of XAMPP by following these steps:
• Launch the installer by double-clicking it. You might see a security warning about running the file, since it’s
been downloaded from the Internet. Click "Run" to proceed.
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• Next, you should see a splash screen, followed by a prompt for installation language. The installer is
available in nine languages, including English, Spanish, Simplified Chinese, Korean, German and Russian.
Select your language and you’ll be transferred to the main setup wizard.
• The WordPress add-on requires a pre-existing XAMPP installation. Select your XAMPP installation
directory (usually,
C:\xampp).
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• Next, you’ll be prompted to set up the WordPress administrator account. Enter a user name, real name and
email address for the WordPress administrator account.
You’ll also see three password fields. In the first field, enter the existing MySQL/MariaDB password for
XAMPP; this is needed by the setup wizard so that it can create the necessary WordPress tables in your
MySQL/MariaDB database. In the remaining two fields, enter a password (minimum 6 characters) for the
WordPress administrator account.
• Next, enter a title for your WordPress blog. Don’t worry, you can change this later!
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