Best PHP tools

[johnnySharp (Asesordeprogramacion)]

Netbeans, import folder "<yii folder>/framework" y code complete do your magic jeje.

[mbi]

finally I switched to NetBeans

[Y11 (Y!!)]

Currently switching from Dreamweaver to PHPDesigner.

[Coksnuss (Schanz15)]

I use the debian mcedit editor (console based)…

[Ricardo (Piotr Komorek)]

NetBeans is great for Yii development!

[samdark (Alexander Makarov)]

Trying Web IDE for several months already. It’s still in EAP state but is pretty stable. What I can say… I don’t want to go back to NetBeans. It’s faster and smarter.

Another good thing is that developers are implementing most of feature requests and closing bugs really fast. So we have a change to get IDE of our dreams by testing it and filling issues and feature requests.

This issue should be interesting http://youtrack.jetbrains.net/issue/WI-322 and it will be much more interesting if Yii community members will add some comments about what is required to actually support Yii framework.

[Ricardo (Piotr Komorek)]

Web IDE looks very nice. I’ll wait for a stable 1.0 release and try this tool.

Thx samdark!

[yakoza (Kholghi67)]

i’m using eclipse + aptana plugin + firefox ( fire bug + fire php + web developer toolbar)

[skyblaze]

Trying Web IDE for several months already. It’s still in EAP state but is pretty stable. What I can say… I don’t want to go back to NetBeans. It’s faster and smarter.

Another good thing is that developers are implementing most of feature requests and closing bugs really fast. So we have a change to get IDE of our dreams by testing it and filling issues and feature requests.

This issue should be interesting http://youtrack.jetbrains.net/issue/WI-322 and it will be much more interesting if Yii community members will add some comments about what is required to actually support Yii framework.

Wow i didn’t know it. I’m evaluating it but it seems great!! The only bad thing is that it isn’t open source as netbeans. Anyway i commented on the yii topic/issue to add yii support to the ide

[paleapple]

PDT is my favourite

[Troto (Dragos)]

I find all editors very very slow for big projects (10k+ files).

the only one that works great for me is PHP Editor from WaterProof

[KJedi (Konstantin Mirin)]

Netbeans is great! Here’s my review about using it.

[danny0085 (Danny Adagroup)]

Hello,

I would like to ask you, what software are you using for developing with PHP, especially debugging PHP scripts?

I am using phpED. It has debugger feature, but it is quiet poor.

Do you have any suggestions, about good debugger? or you can offer some other good tools for PHP developer?

JFF

Zend Studio 7.1 is the next generation of professional-grade PHP IDE

Download Zend Studio

[karlitospc (Jk Panueracruz)]

I prefer NetBeans its good

[mdomba (Maurizio Domba Cerin)]

I too use ZendStudio (at home on windows, at job on openSuse) for projects… for fast file editing I use ultraedit…

[dongbeta (I)]

Eclipse or zend studio

[junxiong (Garry3peace)]

currently using gEdit in my Linux

gEdit with some plugins can become a very lightweight and powerful editor…

[gevik]

I personally would go for NetBeans IDE. It is very extensible and complete for PHP development.

Hello,

I would like to ask you, what software are you using for developing with PHP, especially debugging PHP scripts?

I am using phpED. It has debugger feature, but it is quiet poor.

Do you have any suggestions, about good debugger? or you can offer some other good tools for PHP developer?

JFF

[samdark (Alexander Makarov)]

Gevik

Latest NetBeans release causes a lot of problems with CPU and memory consumption. 6.8 and 6.9 RC are good.

Have you tried PhpStorm?

[gevik]

Wow, I did not know about the PhpStorm. Thank you for the tip. I am going to see whether It can handle Ext4Yii template code completion.

Gevik

Latest NetBeans release causes a lot of problems with CPU and memory consumption. 6.8 and 6.9 RC are good.

Have you tried PhpStorm?