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Re: PHP IDE Recommendations [message #176254 is a reply to message #176251] Sun, 11 December 2011 15:52 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn, 2011-12-10 20:02:

> Jeff Gaines wrote:
>
>> I have been using NuSphere's PHPEdit and JetBrains' PHPStorm for php
>> development (hobby only, not commercial). I have also tried NetBeans
>> although that seems more oriented to Java.

Netbeans *is* a Java IDE. But the PHP Plugin makes it quite useful for
PHP development too.

>> I use Windows 7 and wonder if people here can recommend any other IDE's to
>> try before I reach for my credit card. At the moment I prefer PHPStorm
>> because I have been able to get it working with my WAMP setup and it does
>> Java as well. I do want something that lets me step through code as I am
>> new to php.
>
> Eclipse PHP Development Tools. By contrast to Aptana Studio, which is based

Or Netbeans with the PHP Plugin ;-)

> on Eclipse, that PHP editor actually does something useful beyond syntax-
> highlighting. For example, it auto-completes `array' with a list of array
> functions to select from, and its Outline view shows variable declarations,
> not just includes. And you can set *PHP* breakpoints.

The same is true for the Netbeans Editor. I think the IDEs generally
provide the same functionality. Even Android development can be done
with Netbeans as well as with Eclipse. So it's mostly a personal
preference, which IDE you prefer.

> Eclipse was originally only a Java IDE, of course, so you can expect the
> best support for developing with Java from its JDT plugin as well.
[...]

The same applies to Netbeans.

Debugging with Netbeans needs xdebug installed on the server side as a
PHP extension, but this should not a be a big problem (and a debug
extension is needed for Eclipse too).


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