Multitask effortlessly on your PC or Mac as you try out KSWEB: web developer kit, a Tools app by KSLABS on BlueStacks.

About the App

If you’re a web developer who likes to have tools handy wherever you go, KSWEB: web developer kit might be your new best friend. Created by KSLABS, this app turns your Android device into a portable workspace for PHP projects, complete with all the basics for running, editing, and managing web content. Whether you’re testing a site, tweaking code, or setting up a quick server, it’s all possible from your phone or tablet.

App Features

• All-in-One Web Server Kit
  Get Lighttpd, nginx, and Apache right on your Android device. No complicated setup, no PC required—just tap to start whichever server you need.

• PHP and MySQL Support
  Run PHP scripts and manage your databases using MySQL, just like you would on a desktop. You can spin up test projects or even small live sites, right in your pocket.

• Text Editor with Syntax Highlighting
  Edit PHP, HTML, JS, or CSS using the built-in editor. It highlights code for you, making it much easier to navigate those long files and spot errors.

• FTP Server
  Quickly transfer files to and from your device using FTP. Great for moving your web projects or updates without fuss.

• Composer for PHP Packages
  Need extra PHP packages? Manage them easily with Composer, so your project always has the tools it needs.

• CMS & Framework Friendly
  Supports popular platforms like WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, MODX, and Yii2, along with many other frameworks. Handy if you want to set up a quick demo or work on a client build from anywhere.

• Scheduler with Cron Expressions
  Automate tasks just like you would with cron jobs on a server. Perfect for timed scripts or routine clean-up tasks.

• Configurable Web Interface
  Monitor or tweak your servers using a simple web dashboard. Set ports, root directories, and more without digging around in confusing menus.

• No Root Required
  Most features work straight out of the box without root access (unless you need to use system port 80).

If running your server on a larger display suits your workflow, you can also check how things run through BlueStacks—it’s always nice to have options.

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