Fwd: IDE/editor for newbie PHP programmer. my choice

Fernando Fiore <no5software@xxxxxxxxx> · Tue, 18 Aug 2020 23:32:34 -0300

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De: Fernando Fiore <no5software@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: ter., 18 de ago. de 2020 às 23:27
Subject: Re: IDE/editor for newbie PHP programmer. my choice
To: Casey Tyler <ctyler@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

downloaded and tested it. i found a bit heavy-weight so i didnt install java.seems easy to use with good intellisense
thanks for the tip

Em ter., 18 de ago. de 2020 às 13:02, Casey Tyler <ctyler@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> escreveu:

    I dont think so.
    https://netbeans.apache.org/ 

    Thank you 

      Casey Tyler 

      Owner - Great FX Media,
          LLC.

      734-624-3246
    On 8/18/2020 11:59 AM, Fernando Fiore
      wrote:

      i thin NetBeans is php storm now

        Em ter., 18 de ago. de 2020 às
          12:30, Casey Tyler <ctyler@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
          escreveu:

            I did not see anybody bring up NetBeans. I have not tried
              it since it was moved to Apache but for a free IDE it was
              very good. 

            Thank you 

              Casey Tyler 

              Owner - Great FX
                  Media, LLC.

              734-624-3246
            On 8/18/2020 11:17 AM, Curtis Maurand wrote:

              On 8/18/20 10:23 AM, Fernando Fiore wrote:

                  well after testing several php
                      editors/ide here is the list:

                      notepad++
                        simple editor with syntax highlighting and basic
                        auto completion - free
                      vs code: as an
                        editor is great as an IDE is cumbersome: plus
                        FREE
                      phpdesigner8
                        IDE with intellisense, auto completion and easy
                        to use, the problem is paid
                      eclipse for
                        php: IDE with simple intellisense and auto
                        completion, cumbersome configuration. plus: free
                      PHP STORM: IDE
                        complete and simple to use the problem: very
                        expensive

                    So i think i will stick with Eclipse for PHP
                      for now

              Bluefish from OpenOffice - Free (Linux, Windows, Mac)

              I used to like PHPEd on Windows - not free - but lots of
              nice features and native windows

              Jedit

              textpad - Windows - not free, but not much money - Works
              well, I used to use this at an insurance company I worked
              for.  very versatile. excellent macro capability