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The best IDE for PHP in my opinion is Zend Studio (which itself is based on Eclipse PDT). Note that in this case "best" does not necessarily mean "good." It is slow and a bit buggy, but even so, it's still the best option for PHP programmers. I've tried a ton of PHP editors over the years and I haven't yet found one that works great.
To fix it set server name by environment variable PHP_IDE_CONFIG and restart debug session. I have #- PHP_IDE_CONFIG="serverName=pmpapi.local" - XDEBUG_CONFIG=idekey=PHPSTORM Later I commented PHP_IDE_CONFIG and added XDEBUG_CONFIG. PHPSTORM is set as idekey in PhpStorm. Also tried in Nginx config server_name _; Also: xdebug.extended_info = 1
Microsoft Expression Web 4 is not much different than Dreamweaver. That is, it's an IDE with a visual designer that supports PHP, but has weak intellisense (supports only super-globals and core functions) and there's no debugging supoort. Dreamweaver CS5 has expanded PHP support such as code hinting (intellisense) for functions and classes you ...
But this is a feature of a high-end editor rather than IDE proper, to be honest (e.g. it is included in non-IDE editor UltraEdit, not only in IDE-proper superset of UltraEdit Studio). Ditto for other features that i'd consider programming editor rather than IDE - e.g. FTP/source code repository integration, block selection, regex support, etc...
and the same on Mac: PhpStorm -> Preferences (⌘,) -> Languages & Frameworks > PHP. Or with newer versions of PhpStorm in Windows: File -> Settings -> Languages & Frameworks > PHP. then select your PHP version, for example, 7.0. This is very useful when your local system runs PHP 7.0, for example, but production is running PHP 5.5.
To install PDT (PHP Development Tools) for PHP development environment is better in Eclipse. The following are the steps to install PDT in Eclipse (I'm considering version 3.7 (Indigo)): Open Eclipse (in my case Eclipse Indigo).
Visual Studio is a very different product today to what it was then. Back then, the toolchain around VS was very heavily tied to Microsoft dev platforms, and didn't really offer much to a PHP developer. It is better these days. However, I would still suggest going with PHP Storm or NetBeans as an IDE for PHP rather than VS.
2. You can simply use Textmate for Symfony development. After getting the grip of it, it can be perfectly fit as well. answered Nov 14, 2011 at 10:10. Symfony development. 21 1. 1. Textmate is a very powerful text editor, but not an IDE. – CharlesB.
One supports PHP, other Python so it's easy to switch and i don't plan to use both on same project either. And i have to say that this IDE looks very nice, i'll stick with it. Eclipse is free, but as someone have mentioned - it's also buggy!.
I need a PHP IDE with the essential features for a developer: validate PHP/JS/HTML5/XML code ( highlight syntax errors ) run/debug a local site, or a single PHP script. run/debug a PHPUnit instance ( PhpStorm can do it, you specify which is the xml configuration to use and you launch PHPUnit from there )