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 Posted: Wed Nov 01, 2006 11:17 pm
I just found an awsome tool for whipping up your php scripts. It's called php Designer 2007I guess you could say it's alot like dreamweaver, minus the design view, but you can still preview the script you're writing. You can tell it where your php interpreting engine is, then when you preview the code, it spits it out just like a browser would. Even the SQL queries! whee
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Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 2:50 am
They finally updated the software? Took em long enough. The last version was 2005 xd
EDIT: ******** 2007. 2005 has all the features of the one you have to pay for, except free.
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Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2006 11:12 am
what ever happened to the conventianal Localhost and Textpad razz it's so much easier, i just open EditPadLite write my good ole script run it through XAMPP hey presto it works and release it ot public mrgreen
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Posted: Fri Nov 03, 2006 3:03 pm
Noobarmy what ever happened to the conventianal Localhost and Textpad razz it's so much easier, i just open EditPadLite write my good ole script run it through XAMPP hey presto it works and release it ot public mrgreen Just save it to your web root anyway? php designer can even preview it through localhost if you wish. You have to have a php interpreter (Which comes with XAMPP) on your computer for the preview to work anyway. And you can't deny that colored code wins. wink
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Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2006 11:37 pm
Hoggs I just found an awsome tool for whipping up your php scripts. It's called php Designer 2007I guess you could say it's alot like dreamweaver, minus the design view, but you can still preview the script you're writing. You can tell it where your php interpreting engine is, then when you preview the code, it spits it out just like a browser would. Even the SQL queries! whee Nice! The 30 day bit sucks, and the fact this is written in VB, a completely free tool, means that they didn't spend anything to make it. Otherwise...
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Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2006 11:42 pm
cragwag Hoggs I just found an awsome tool for whipping up your php scripts. It's called php Designer 2007I guess you could say it's alot like dreamweaver, minus the design view, but you can still preview the script you're writing. You can tell it where your php interpreting engine is, then when you preview the code, it spits it out just like a browser would. Even the SQL queries! whee Nice! The 30 day bit sucks, and the fact this is written in VB, a completely free tool, means that they didn't spend anything to make it. Otherwise... The personal edition is free. 3nodding
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Posted: Mon Nov 13, 2006 12:02 am
Hoggs cragwag Hoggs I just found an awsome tool for whipping up your php scripts. It's called php Designer 2007I guess you could say it's alot like dreamweaver, minus the design view, but you can still preview the script you're writing. You can tell it where your php interpreting engine is, then when you preview the code, it spits it out just like a browser would. Even the SQL queries! whee Nice! The 30 day bit sucks, and the fact this is written in VB, a completely free tool, means that they didn't spend anything to make it. Otherwise... The personal edition is free. 3nodding OK...I'll look harder...
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Posted: Sat Jan 20, 2007 5:11 am
i hate using dreamweaver to do php stuff i use NuSphere's PhpED
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Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 11:17 am
If you can afford it Zend Studio is the best. However ultraedit with a localhost install will do.
Webdrive is among my list of must-install apps when installing a new machine for webdevelopment usage.
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Posted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 2:18 pm
Noobarmy what ever happened to the conventianal Localhost and Textpad razz it's so much easier, i just open EditPadLite write my good ole script run it through XAMPP hey presto it works and release it ot public mrgreen that's how i do it, cept i use context cause it has php syntax and tabs. that ans xampp lite and context fit on my flash drive
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Posted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 8:48 am
I like to use CrimsonEdit on my PHP projects - it works fairly nicely.
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Posted: Thu Feb 22, 2007 4:57 pm
Personally, it took me a long time to find a program which did not have too many features but had enough to fill several of my needs. (Free is always a positive need biggrin ). I used metapad for the longest time but found it lacking numbering of lines and multiple tabbing displays. It does have a really cool transparent features which allows you to code without going back and forth but having many windows open is just not fun. So, I finally ran across this program: Notepad++It allows multiple tabs, line numbers, and my personal favorite expanding and collapsing by brackets. It also has plenty of other features I am still learning to use. Btw, I own Dreamweaver and I personally hate it. (I bought the whole Macromedia Studio). I am a Zend certified PHP programmer and Zend studio is over loaded with way too many features just like eclipse. But again this is just my opinion smile
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