Blank Page After Installing On Mac

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"  Now I understand how user friendly was windows when compared with mac." 

Linux  is even more friendly and unlike  Windows , friendly developers worldwide contribute  with open source eg to  the AUR in the case of  Arch Linux .

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It's obvious that you love Arch Linux, however the more CLI commands the less preferred way for me

Anyway, I solved the problem, let me write for any new mac users:

1- Install brew, you might need it somehow, for php or apache maybe.
2- As far as I know Mac comes with apache, if not install it via brew.
3- I installed mysql via its website, not with brew. Because I can start it as a GUI tool under System Preferences.
4- I installed mysql Workbench to check if my connection is active and it works. (I didn't get a healthy result with terminal checks and I found this solution. It's a GUI way, too)
5- I had problem with phpmyadmin, I couldn't locate it and couldn't visit it on my browser. Whatever I tried didn't work and after trying several other db softwares I found DbGate .
6- I easily connected it to my mysql and imported my sql file. Yes, it looks a bit different from phpmyadmin but they are just tools to view and it solved my problem. Huge thanks.

- Other important parts -

7- Apache on mac works under Library/WebServer/Documents . So I created my folder there , for example with my name: Demyr. And installed my CodeIgniter (I tried composer way first) there.
8- I opened this folder in my terminal and as usual typed php spark serve and clicked enter. It starts as localhost:8080
9- In my first attempts (as you can read under this thread) I had a problem with addressing css and js files. But later I thought I was also typing "public" there... Now I only typed : 

Code:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="assets/css/site.css">

(You can of course use <?php echo base_url(); ?>). You should arrange your js line in the same way.

and ta ta! It worked.

No need xampp or any other LAMP kind server software on mac. Fabulous!