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  • Al. C

    PHP IDE quick answer wanted.

    Yeah I know this has been done before, but it usually gets into a spitting
    contest.

    I run Slackware Linux 9.1 with KDE 3.14. I recently finished about 200,000
    lines of code (http://www.jaya123.com see demo) in PHP using just the nedit
    text editor. (You really DO learn the langauge without an IDE.)

    For next project I thought maybe I would use an IDE... if for no other reason
    than easier debugging (as opposed to peppering the code with "echo"
    statements!)

    What IDE's do any of you guys who run Linux use. I don't want to know why,
    just what you use, if anything (and Vim and Emacs won't work for me... I've
    tried and never got the hang of either.)

    Thanks....and let's not start a flame war.

    Al C.

  • Michael Vilain

    #2
    Re: PHP IDE quick answer wanted.

    In article <WSujd.39524$QJ 3.5892@newssvr2 1.news.prodigy. com>,
    "Al. C" <no.spam.acanto n@adams-blake.no.spam.c om> wrote:
    [color=blue]
    > Yeah I know this has been done before, but it usually gets into a spitting
    > contest.
    >
    > I run Slackware Linux 9.1 with KDE 3.14. I recently finished about 200,000
    > lines of code (http://www.jaya123.com see demo) in PHP using just the nedit
    > text editor. (You really DO learn the langauge without an IDE.)
    >
    > For next project I thought maybe I would use an IDE... if for no other reason
    > than easier debugging (as opposed to peppering the code with "echo"
    > statements!)
    >
    > What IDE's do any of you guys who run Linux use. I don't want to know why,
    > just what you use, if anything (and Vim and Emacs won't work for me... I've
    > tried and never got the hang of either.)
    >
    > Thanks....and let's not start a flame war.
    >
    > Al C.[/color]

    So if you know this is done before, you know about Zend, right?

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    • Al. C

      #3
      Re: PHP IDE quick answer wanted.

      Michael Vilain wrote:
      [color=blue]
      > In article <WSujd.39524$QJ 3.5892@newssvr2 1.news.prodigy. com>,
      > "Al. C" <no.spam.acanto n@adams-blake.no.spam.c om> wrote:
      >[color=green]
      >> Yeah I know this has been done before, but it usually gets into a spitting
      >> contest.
      >>
      >> I run Slackware Linux 9.1 with KDE 3.14. I recently finished about 200,000
      >> lines of code (http://www.jaya123.com see demo) in PHP using just the nedit
      >> text editor. (You really DO learn the langauge without an IDE.)
      >>
      >> For next project I thought maybe I would use an IDE... if for no other
      >> reason than easier debugging (as opposed to peppering the code with "echo"
      >> statements!)
      >>
      >> What IDE's do any of you guys who run Linux use. I don't want to know why,
      >> just what you use, if anything (and Vim and Emacs won't work for me... I've
      >> tried and never got the hang of either.)
      >>
      >> Thanks....and let's not start a flame war.
      >>
      >> Al C.[/color]
      >
      > So if you know this is done before, you know about Zend, right?
      >[/color]

      A., I didn't know it ran on Linux.
      B. I didn't know if anyone actually used it.

      Thanks,

      Al C.

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      • rick

        #4
        Re: PHP IDE quick answer wanted.

        Al. C wrote:[color=blue]
        > Michael Vilain wrote:
        >
        >[color=green]
        >>In article <WSujd.39524$QJ 3.5892@newssvr2 1.news.prodigy. com>,
        >> "Al. C" <no.spam.acanto n@adams-blake.no.spam.c om> wrote:
        >>
        >>[color=darkred]
        >>>Yeah I know this has been done before, but it usually gets into a spitting
        >>>contest.
        >>>
        >>>I run Slackware Linux 9.1 with KDE 3.14. I recently finished about 200,000
        >>>lines of code (http://www.jaya123.com see demo) in PHP using just the nedit
        >>>text editor. (You really DO learn the langauge without an IDE.)
        >>>
        >>>For next project I thought maybe I would use an IDE... if for no other
        >>>reason than easier debugging (as opposed to peppering the code with "echo"
        >>>statements !)
        >>>
        >>>What IDE's do any of you guys who run Linux use. I don't want to know why,
        >>>just what you use, if anything (and Vim and Emacs won't work for me... I've
        >>>tried and never got the hang of either.)
        >>>
        >>>Thanks....an d let's not start a flame war.
        >>>
        >>>Al C.[/color]
        >>
        >>So if you know this is done before, you know about Zend, right?
        >>[/color]
        >
        >
        > A., I didn't know it ran on Linux.
        > B. I didn't know if anyone actually used it.
        >
        > Thanks,
        >
        > Al C.
        >[/color]
        On both counts, A and B, you've got to be kidding...What self respecting
        PHP IDE wouldn't run on Linux (remember LAMP?..Linux is the "L") Zend
        Studio is *the* best
        (http://www.zend.com/store/products/zend-studio.php). However, Komodo
        3.0 may also serve you, it is a multi-language tool, see a review here:
        http://www.perl.com/pub/a/2004/11/04/komodo3.html.

        Then there is also Eclipse (http://www.eclipse.org), but it does require
        some assembly...I have never used it personally.

        You may also want to look here for more advice:
        PHP Editor Review - PHP IDE : PHP Developer, PHP Editors and PHP IDE list, biggest Php Editor and IDE list on the net. All Php Editors and IDEs are fully reviewed.


        Rick B

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