Imported From: http://groups.google.com/group/in-portal-dev/browse_thread/thread/15276648505b865b#
I've discovered a phpStorm IDE lately. I've actually knew it for a some time
ago, but haven't time do inspect it's features closely.
Recently there was a new 2.1 release with a lot of features and support for
PHP 5.3 new syntax (namespaces and so on).
Here are few things to consider about this IDE: 1.
- support PHP debugging (can even use Zend Debugging Toolbar from Zend
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- Studio) via "Zend Debugger" or "xDebug"
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- has integration with version control systems, like CVS, SVN, GIT and
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- so on
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- integrated phpUnit testing
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- awesome speed
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- support for JavaScript debug and auto-completed (that one was broken
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- in Zend Studio 8)
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- plugin support of course
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- can take over any project, that you already have on Zend Studio
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- you can actually use phpStorm or Zend Studio on the same project if
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- you wish
It's license price (with 1 year of support and upgrades) is *236$ * 236$ comparing
to *299$ *of of Zend Studio 8 license.
So you pay less for license and get all the features you need from Zend
Studio 8 and the performance of Zend Studio 5 (very quick really).
It also checks for a common developer mistakes, like: -
- usage of undefined variables
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- variable being declared, but never used
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- and much more
That all extra stuff doesn't cause drastic performance decrease, like in
Zend Studio 8.
*This IDE is cool and really fast.* I I'm not telling use it right away, but
if you wish (no matter, what you do: create HTML, PHP or other code) you can
use it.
Here is a task
Jira Legacy
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I'
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ve added some "svn:ignore" rules for IDE-specific files/folders, so they don'
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t get commited by accident in related task.
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Best Regards,
http://www.in-portal.com
http://www.alex-time.com
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