Try to download the trial or, if you need more time to test, download the 'EAP' release (alpha releases, less stable, but they allow for testing longer than 30 days). I would urge any serious PHP/Webdeveloper to give PhpStorm a try. * Quite fast It's still JAVA-based, but works multi-threaded and a lot faster than Eclipse-based solutions * Plugin-system to add additional features * Direct access to your database for quickly querying and making changes to database schemas * Integration with issue trackers allows automatically grouping changes to change lists connected to your issues * Integration with various VCS SVN (1.6 and 1.7), GIT, CVS
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* Code inspection Check/validate your code (single file or whole project) and get early warnings for possible errors in your code. * Excellent auto-completion for PHP, HTML, CSS and Javascript, that is based on your actual code, not just the standard PHP/Javascript pre-defined methods. And the developer is very responsive via their issue tracker, which allows up-voting feature requests and allows for discussing bugs, features etc.Ī shortlist of plusses that come in mind: Pricing is good (both 'professional' and 'personal' licenses). PhpStorm is simply the best PHP IDE at the moment. After using Eclipse (PDT) (slow), Aptana (basically Eclipse with additional add-ons and more user friendly), Zend IDE and NetBeans, we decided to give PhpStorm a try. Over the years our company has been looking for a standard IDE for PHP development. Add support for conditional optionallity of parameters in stubs.Fixed: Directory content is not shown in Bookmarks list.Fixed: in scss does not resolve packages in node_modules.Fixed: HTTPRequest: broken inside client.test callback.Fixed: Performance problem after running http tests.Fixed: in LESS does not resolve packages in node_modules if `~` is omitted.Provide the text search in the Quick Documentation (Ctrl + Q).Fixed: Sass / statements without tilde aren’t being resolved correctly.Fixed: ESLint 8.0: doesn’t work with YarnPnP.Support v-bind CSS function in Vue Single-File Components.Angular: support events from custom EventManagerPlugin.Fixed: Incorrect results in DateTime columns with Clickhouse.Fixed: Accidental tool window drag’n’drop instead of resizing.Fixed: Tailwind 3: Completion for classes doesn’t work.Fixed: Yarn PnP: Indirect dependencies are not indexed.But since this could potentially leave you open to an attack, it is generally not recommended. If you want to disable the untrusted project warnings, you can add your machine’s root directory to the trusted locations.To ensure that you get the untrusted project warnings only when something out of the ordinary is happening, it is recommended adding the directory where you usually create projects to trusted locations. Projects in directories specified as “Trusted Locations” are always considered trusted. To avoid showing warnings for every project, PhpStorm lets you define trusted locations under Preferences/Settings | Build, Execution, Deployment | Trusted Locations.The IDE will also warn you about all potential code execution, which includes running Composer commands and refreshing the versions for configured test frameworks and PHP command-line tools.However, you can still browse the project’s contents and open its source files in the editor.
If you open a project in safe mode, many IDE features, such as error highlighting, will be disabled.If the project currently is not trusted, the IDE will ask you to choose whether to open it in safe mode or full-trust mode. When you open a project, PhpStorm doesn’t execute any code from it and checks whether it is trusted or from a trusted location.This release introduces the concept of trusted projects, designed to mitigate the risks associated with working with projects from unknown and untrusted sources.
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