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⚡ Ramic's Zero PHP

Full PHP development environment in your browser. No server. No Docker. No installation. Just code.

Ramic's Zero PHP is a Chrome extension that runs a complete Linux virtual machine (Alpine Linux + PHP 8.3 + lighttpd) entirely inside your browser using x86 emulation in WebAssembly.

Features

  • PHP 8.3 with extensions (curl, json, mbstring, openssl, and more)
  • Built-in code editor with multi-file support, folders, drag-and-drop
  • Live preview — edit PHP, save, see the result instantly
  • Virtual networking — PHP curl() works with HTTP and HTTPS
  • Multi-file projects — CSS, JS, images are automatically inlined in the preview
  • Offline capable — once loaded, everything runs locally
  • No data collected — no analytics, no tracking, no telemetry

Install

👉 Chrome Web Store

Demo

🎬 Watch the video

How It Works

  1. Click the extension icon
  2. The VM boots in seconds (pre-built snapshot)
  3. Write PHP in the editor, save, and see the output live

Under the hood: Alpine Linux → lighttpd → PHP 8.3 CGI → virtual TCP/IP stack → all emulated in WebAssembly via v86.

Tech Stack

Component Technology
Emulation v86 (x86 in WebAssembly)
Guest OS Alpine Linux 3.21
PHP 8.3 with CGI
Web Server lighttpd
Network tcpip.js (virtual TCP/IP)
Storage IndexedDB (persists across sessions)

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This extension runs entirely in your browser. No data is collected, stored, or transmitted to any server. Network requests only happen when your PHP code explicitly calls curl().

License

This is proprietary software. The source code is not included in this repository. All rights reserved.

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Ramic's Zero PHP — Full PHP development environment in your browser. Chrome extension with x86 VM, PHP 8.3, and live preview.

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