Recommend PHP/C++ IDE for Linux

[Reply-Via-Newsgroup Thanks]

Gentle People,

I've started working with a team of C++ and PHP programmers - They
develope on Windoze platform which I dislike since our production
servers are LAMP based, I've always believed greater effort is placed on
stability with Apache/MySQL/PHP on a Linux platform than an equal setup
on a windoze platform.

For this reason, and to encourage them across to a Linux based
development platform, they said they'd try it if I could find them a IDE
that is (of course) preferably free...

I'm open to suggesting either free or low-cost based editors - Can
anyone suggest any?

Cheers
Randell D.

[Mark F. Burgo]

Reply-Via-Newsgroup Thanks wrote:

Gentle People,

I've started working with a team of C++ and PHP programmers - They
develope on Windoze platform which I dislike since our production
servers are LAMP based, I've always believed greater effort is placed on
stability with Apache/MySQL/PHP on a Linux platform than an equal setup
on a windoze platform.

For this reason, and to encourage them across to a Linux based
development platform, they said they'd try it if I could find them a IDE
that is (of course) preferably free...

I'm open to suggesting either free or low-cost based editors - Can
anyone suggest any?

Cheers
Randell D.

kdevelop allows for the creation of both c++ and php software. Version 3

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[Berislav Lopac]

Reply-Via-Newsgroup Thanks wrote:

Gentle People,

I've started working with a team of C++ and PHP programmers - They
develope on Windoze platform which I dislike since our production
servers are LAMP based, I've always believed greater effort is placed
on stability with Apache/MySQL/PHP on a Linux platform than an equal
setup on a windoze platform.

For this reason, and to encourage them across to a Linux based
development platform, they said they'd try it if I could find them a
IDE that is (of course) preferably free...

I'm open to suggesting either free or low-cost based editors - Can
anyone suggest any?

Cheers
Randell D.

http://www.php-editors.com/review/

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On Wed, 26 May 2004 11:09:42 -0700, Reply-Via-Newsgroup Thanks wrote:

Gentle People,

I've started working with a team of C++ and PHP programmers - They
develope on Windoze platform which I dislike since our production
servers are LAMP based, I've always believed greater effort is placed on
stability with Apache/MySQL/PHP on a Linux platform than an equal setup
on a windoze platform.

For this reason, and to encourage them across to a Linux based
development platform, they said they'd try it if I could find them a IDE
that is (of course) preferably free...

I'm open to suggesting either free or low-cost based editors - Can
anyone suggest any?

Cheers
Randell D.

Hi Randell,

Although it's not free, Visual SlickEdit (www.slickedit.com) is by far
my most valuable development tool (it's the only thing I paid money for on
my linux box). SlickEdit handles C/C++, PHP and many, many other
languages. It also works on quite a few different platforms so it's
possible to use the same tool on linux and Windows which is nice.

If you absolutely must use free you could look at KDevelop and/or
Quanta.

[David Risner]

Benny Hill wrote:

Although it's not free, Visual SlickEdit (www.slickedit.com) is by far
my most valuable development tool (it's the only thing I paid money for on
my linux box). SlickEdit handles C/C++, PHP and many, many other
languages. It also works on quite a few different platforms so it's
possible to use the same tool on linux and Windows which is nice.

I second the vote for SlickEdit for PHP and C++ (and HTML, JavaScript,
and Java and many others too).

For free editors, JEdit is also pretty nice and will, at least in
theory, work on any Java 1.4 enabled platform.

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[Shane Lahey]

On Thu, 27 May 2004 02:57:36 GMT, David Risner
<ja**************@yahoo.com> wrote:

Benny Hill wrote:

Although it's not free, Visual SlickEdit (www.slickedit.com) is by far
my most valuable development tool (it's the only thing I paid money for on
my linux box). SlickEdit handles C/C++, PHP and many, many other
languages. It also works on quite a few different platforms so it's
possible to use the same tool on linux and Windows which is nice.

I second the vote for SlickEdit for PHP and C++ (and HTML, JavaScript,
and Java and many others too).

For free editors, JEdit is also pretty nice and will, at least in
theory, work on any Java 1.4 enabled platform.

ActiveState Komodo (also not free)
Excellent IDE / Editor for C/C++/php/html/python/perl/etc......

http://www.activestate.com

[R. Rajesh Jeba Anbiah]

Reply-Via-Newsgroup Thanks <ne*******@fiproject-com.com> wrote in message news:<c9*******************@news.demon.co.uk>...

Gentle People,

I've started working with a team of C++ and PHP programmers - They
develope on Windoze platform which I dislike since our production
servers are LAMP based, I've always believed greater effort is placed on
stability with Apache/MySQL/PHP on a Linux platform than an equal setup
on a windoze platform.

For this reason, and to encourage them across to a Linux based
development platform, they said they'd try it if I could find them a IDE
that is (of course) preferably free...

The great PHPEdit now runs in Linux (not tried)
<http://www.phpedit.net/products/PHPEdit/>

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[Reply-Via-Newsgroup Thanks]

Reply-Via-Newsgroup Thanks wrote:

Gentle People,

I've started working with a team of C++ and PHP programmers - They
develope on Windoze platform which I dislike since our production
servers are LAMP based, I've always believed greater effort is placed on
stability with Apache/MySQL/PHP on a Linux platform than an equal setup
on a windoze platform.

For this reason, and to encourage them across to a Linux based
development platform, they said they'd try it if I could find them a IDE
that is (of course) preferably free...

I'm open to suggesting either free or low-cost based editors - Can
anyone suggest any?

Cheers
Randell D.

Many thanks to all - I think I'll give the kdevelop a try - though I
will pass on all suggestions and very much appreciate them...

Cheers
Randell D.

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kate

http://kate.kde.org/

[Paul Robson]

mr quark wrote:

kate

http://kate.kde.org/

quanta

[Philipp Kern]

On 2004-06-01, Paul Robson wrote:

kate

quanta

vim

Bye,
phil
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[Andy Hassall]

On 2 Jun 2004 20:12:31 GMT, Philipp Kern <tr***@philkern.de> wrote:

On 2004-06-01, Paul Robson wrote:

kate

quanta

vim

emacs

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On 2 Jun 2004 20:12:31 GMT, Philipp Kern <tr***@philkern.de> wrote:

On 2004-06-01, Paul Robson wrote:

kate
quanta

vim

emacs

cat
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Doug Hutcheson wrote:

Andy Hassall wrote:

Philipp Kern wrote:

Paul Robson wrote:
mr quark wrote:
> kate
quanta
vim

emacs

cat

Microsoft Word

SCNR :)

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