It seems, NetBeans has been making waves (or rather tsunami?) in the PHP world. According to the article “The Big PHP IDE Test“, NetBeans, a new kid to the PHP land is found to provide almost all the features of established commercial PHP IDEs like Aptana Pro ($99), Zend Studio ($399) at the best cost possible ($0) 
.
Great news and thank you NetBeans team for making the “Only IDE you need” available to PHP folks with many advanced features.
[...] JeanneSager wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerptNew kid NetBeans giving tough time to other PHP IDEs out there… Filed under: netbeans — James @ 3:16 am. It seems, NetBeans has been making waves (or rather tsunami?) in the PHP world. According to the article “The Big PHP IDE Test“, … [...]
Pingback by time » Blog Archive » New kid NetBeans giving tough time to other PHP IDEs out there … — February 13, 2009 @ 4:35 am |
Hem, not so fast.
NetBeans for PHP is a nice and cost-free tool but I don’t think it’s like a tsunami. There are (still) many weaknesses in it and I miss some comfortable abilities like in other IDEs (e.g. EasyEclipse for PHP). For example, I’ve tried to turn on the Eclipse-profile but it doesn’t work. In addition there are to few options to configure it. Starting a new project one have to select an index-file but I can’t tell NetBeans the correct URL (apache alias) of an index-file. Why have to select the location of that file in directory-path? So I have to adjust the apache-alias appropriate.
Comment by Matthias Sonnenkalb — February 13, 2009 @ 8:27 am |
Just passing by.Btw, your website have great content!
_________________________________
Making Money $150 An Hour
Comment by Mike — March 1, 2009 @ 11:22 am |