What is the best , PHP IDE , for pentium 3 , CPU 667 MHz , DDR 256 mb ,the operating system is Windows 2000 Professional , that can run very fast , and have a php debuger , and easy to work :). Thx !
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vim and xdebug, with this vim plugin for integrating the two.
Here is an introduction to using vim with xdebug.
gnud
2009-10-12 10:25:52
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my tip is notepad++ with dbgp plugin
http://www.ourwikicommunity.com/wiki/How_to_Setup_BDGp_debugger_in_Notepad%2B%2B_to_Debug_PHP
stereofrog
2009-10-12 10:28:51
Notepad++ undoubtedly the best editor. give it a try..
Gaurav Sharma
2009-10-12 12:18:31
Thx , i instaled already notepad ++ , it's a great thing with plugins a it's really very fast , on my powerful machine :D , i do,t have so much money , found this computer for 50$ , and it's good for only programming :) , in the future maybe , i will have money for something better , thx for so fast response !!! , and sorry for my English
mIRU
2009-10-13 17:46:21
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An IDE with debugger that uses less than 256MB of your memory? D'oh. How much free memory do you have? I guess you're running windows and then maybe some services, apache, have one or two browser tabs open...
I don't think and IDE is the right choice for you, if you can't get a better machine.
I'd go with a lightweight but good editor like notepad++ and do the debugging with FirePHP. Allthough already Firefox, Firebug and FirePHP could get you to the limit.
tharkun
2009-10-12 10:32:02
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I encourage you to use Zend studio, Eclipse or Netbeans. They may be very bloated and look very slow. They still are faster because of the shortcuts build in.
Eclipse
- Ctrl + Shift + R : Open file
- Ctrl + O : search method in class defenition
- Ctrl + . : Jump to next error
- Ctrl + , : Jump to prev error
- Ctrl + h : Search workspace
- Ctrl + k : Jump to next occurence
- Ctrl + shift + f : Format code
- Ctrl + l : Jump to line
Netbeans
- Alt + shift + o : Open file
- Alt + shift + f : format code
- Ctrl + shift + f : search workspace
- Ctrl + r : refactor variable
Robert Cabri
2009-10-12 13:32:56
When you mention Eclipse: Aptana is great "distribution" for Eclipse. But I still prefer NetBeans, much more polished.But as ax suggested neither of those will run on the machine written above.
Josef Sábl
2009-10-12 15:22:08
Vim requires a fraction of the resources any of these do and has these shortcuts and more.
Lucas Oman
2010-01-22 15:08:02
@Lucas Oman. In eclipse you can specify the editor to be VIM. You will have the power of both worlds
Robert Cabri
2010-01-25 13:32:36
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ILMV
2010-01-22 14:49:55