To learn PHP you'll need a LAMP server of some sort, a text editor, and a good study guide. I highly recommend buying a book because it's an excellent UI while learning a language.
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I use PHP built-in webserver for local development. It's also what Laravel uses when you do 'php artisan serve'. I agree, books are an excellent resource. It's also a good idea to familiarize yourself with the official documentation of any languages/tools/apis you use. Get in the habit of looking stuff up there first before turning to a book or stack overflow.
Another asset: php.net. All the built-in functions and docs on the language online, along with commentary. All indexed and searchable. Invaluable resource. I've been coding in PHP for over 20 years, and I still use this resource. Also, PHP has its own native server. Like this: php -S localhost:8000. This will work for your own server, but others on the LAN won't be able to reach the server.
Install docker. With that you make a tiny configuration file that sets up a container for you with all the stuff and does it right for whatever server you deploy to. With docker you never end up with a server where you left a lot of experimental misconfigurations, you don't need to write documentation about how to set up your server because it's all in the docker file.
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