I am looking to get started using PHP and I am looking for a nice GUI to
use.
Basically I have been programing in Macromedia Director, and Macromedia
Flash for years now, and I have gotten spoiled by having auto code
formating, basic error checking, and a nice library of syntax with help
featured attached to them for when I am trying to hunt down the perfect
piece of syntax or trying to make sure I have used a piece of syntax
correctly.
Any suggestions? I know there a lot of PHP interfaces out there, and I have
no idea which ones are worth looking into.
Thanks tons for any advice you guys have for me.
Will Ferrer 12 6788
Macromedia Dreamweaver will help some. Does color coding and tooltips
showing function parameters. Still nothing like Director.
On 3 Oct 2005 05:41:53 -0700, DJ Craig wrote: Macromedia Dreamweaver will help some. Does color coding and tooltips showing function parameters. Still nothing like Director.
I've been trialling DW8. It has code-collapsing (at LAST!) and a few
other doo-dads. No inbult debugger, but I never use one anyway.
You'll probably be familiar with the interface. I use it in text only
mode - with no fancy code re-writing options etc. - which makes it
probably the most expensive text editor around <hehehe>.
Also, I never bother with any of the "live data" options as I found
them pretty chronic to use.
On the *good* side ... file & site management functions are pretty
good. Syntax checkers are OK too.
Worth a trial at least.
Adam.
Will Ferrer wrote: I am looking to get started using PHP and I am looking for a nice GUI to use.
An IDE perhaps? If you want a GUI, look into php-gtk; hoever, since you
are looking to get started, I assume you mean an IDE (Integrated
Development Environment) or at the very least some kind of code editor.
--
Justin Koivisto, ZCE - ju****@koivi.co m http://koivi.com
You definitely meant IDE, did you? no GUI will give you all the
features you need. I'd recommend you PhpED ( www.nusphere.com) - it has
all that you mentioned plus code completion (it suggests you syntax as
you tipe) and a really nice debugger as well.
I'm using that one myself and I really love that one.
I believe you have to sign in for a trial, though
You definitely meant IDE, did you? no GUI will give you all the
features you need. I'd recommend you PhpED ( www.nusphere.com) - it has
all that you mentioned plus code completion (it suggests you syntax as
you tipe) and a really nice debugger as well.
I'm using that one myself and I really love it.
I believe you have to sign in for a trial, though st*****@gmail.c om wrote: In my opinion the Zend Studio is the best IDE for PHP, but it costs :)
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