How to install Typo3 in Windows 10 with XAMPP? - windows

I have installed XAMPP in Windows, It is working perfectly. but when I installed Typo3 version 8 and it Showed some errors
PHP OpenSSL extension not working.
PHP extension soap not loaded.
Current directory is not within in the current path.
Low PHP Script Execution Time.
PHP max_input_vars very low.
Windows apache thread stack size.
But I can't able to fix the following:
PHP OpenSSL extension not working.
PHP extension soap not loaded.
Current directory is not within in the current path.
Windows apache thread stack size.
What should I do?
Thank you

Here is the full configuration for the Apache On windows server. This working fine with my windows 10 with SSL.
<script src="https://gist.github.com/GhanshyamBhava/41d3a34acc11cec2a4828b0d4b2c840f.js"></script>
Hope this will work for you.
Greetings!

The errors above are not something you have to worry about.
You don't need openSSL for development, it is working without soap (maybe this is used by TER), you have to paste all typo3 src in root path because windows doesn't support symlinks.
But if you want to make all things work you have to use vagrant or docker.
Vagrant requires VirtualBox or other Virtual machine tool.
But docker has a boilerplate ready to use: https://github.com/webdevops/TYPO3-docker-boilerplate

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