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[Mark Armendariz]

I use HomeSite / CF Studio (basically the same thing) for just about
everything. 

I've tried Zend Studio recently, and although it has a great be it
goodies or php, I'm still getting used to the interface.  There's
something about the display, and I get strange scan lines with it as if
it's too much for my system to handle or something.

Also, since I've been working with more and more designers lately, I've
begun trying DWMX out.  They've added quite a bit, and I was fairly
impressed.  The fact that it requires you to have a site set up blows.
It would have been easier if it brought over all my Macromedia FTP and
(that other one.. Pre-coffee email) and made sites out of those.  But it
does have built in CVS and some pretty decent other goodies...  All in
all it's really a more resource intensive HomeSite.  Which is why I go
back to HS.

I've also tried out NuSphere's PHPEd, which seems very similar, IMO to
Zend Studio.  The default settings made my scripts look like crap
because I use actual tabs.  I know it's a no - no, but I like the
quickness of it.  It's supposed to have some kind of port to their soap
class, which I thought was interesting, but I haven't had a chance to
dive in that far yet.

I need coffee :)

Mark

-----Original Message-----
From: Webapprentice [mailto:webapprentice at onemain.com] 
Sent: Friday, February 14, 2003 12:49 PM
To: NYPHP Talk
Subject: Re: [nycphp-talk] Zend offer


I use Homesite as my all-purpose editor.


Carlos Hoyos wrote:

>This is actually leading to an interesting question (think it was 
>already posted a few months ago)
>
>What editor / development platform are you guys using?
>
>I use Eclipse for other languages, but the php plugin is still too 
>pre-alpha. Editplus I really like: lightweight, but still very beefy 
>(regular expression, user definable syntax & auto complete...), but 
>missing cvs, so good only for smaller one-man projects.
>
>Now the big challenge: I got an enterprise project (here comes the 
>magic word again -- let's not get religious ;).  Big team, close 
>deadlines, parallel development, and  I'm very convinced about using 
>PHP for this one.
>
>Suggestions on how to build the ultimate development platform?  What 
>else besides Zend should I be consider? Anybody used other software 
>development products with PHP (Rational Rose and ClearQuest are on my 
>mind...)
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>
>Carlos
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>I've been using EditPlus http://www.editplus.com/, a simple text editor

>with auto-complete and elementary syntax help.  It does not offer any 
>debugging capability.  Has anyone used the Zend Studio debugging and if

>so what does it offer?
>
>Rudy
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Michael Welsh [mailto:welsh_michael at hotmail.com]
>Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2003 8:42 AM
>To: NYPHP Talk
>Subject: [nycphp-talk] Zend offer
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>The Zend Studio offer looks inviting.
>
>I usually do my work in a simple text editor -  metapad
>(http://www.liquidninja.com/metapad/) in windows or Kate and Quanta
>(http://quanta.sourceforge.net/) in Linux.
>
>Do I really need this IDE?  I am comfortable in a text editor, but, I'm

>not a zealot for *the purity* of it.  Obviously it is a matter of 
>personal choice.  I'm open to opinion/suggestion and would like to hear

>from others.
>
>Then again, who could resist "support your local community at the same 
>time."? Let me reach for my wallet. <grin>
>
>Michael
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