[Hidden-tech] PHPStorm , Netbeans, or something else

Robert Heller heller at deepsoft.com
Sat Sep 30 10:15:21 EDT 2017


*I* don't use an 'IDE'.  For most programming, they tend to get in the way 
(really).  I use a plain old text editor (Micro Emacs) to edit code (C, C++, 
Tcl, PHP, HTML, CSS, FORTRAN, whatever).

WYSIWYG editing of HTML is actually quite silly.  HTML was specificly 
*designed* to NOT be WYSIWYG -- the idea is that different browsers on 
different "screens" (any not-screens) will "display" ("render") a HTML page 
differently, and that includes text-to-speech (eg no actual screen) rendering.

Yes, with style sheets and HTML5 and JavaScript, one can highly control the 
display, but even then, things will not be exact from screen to screen, device 
to device, browser to browser.


At Fri, 29 Sep 2017 14:01:10 -0400 "Town Websites" <townwebsites at gmail.com> wrote:

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> I'm giving up on Adobe CS4 on my new travel development tablet , not wanting
> to pay $600 annually for Adobe subscription to get it on the new box.
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> What IDE is best for PHP, similar to Dreamweaver, and has a good server sync
> capability?
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> I've used Netbeans and liked its PHP debugging capabilities and considered
> if overall 'pretty good', but don't really want to install Java on my
> Windows 10, unless it's to get the best IDE.  I have not tried PHPStorm.
> I've struggled through a few projects where I had to use Eclipse, and don't
> want to do that again.
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> I'll do most real development with dual monitors, but need to do some travel
> updates on the tablet.
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> Thanks for the help!
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> Charlie
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