There is a netbean plugin to avoid cpu usage when refreshing, it adds a
refresh menu item to right-click on folders which does the trick (you might
also modify the regexp for files to parse).
I use eclipse on vm with ubuntu on a win7.
win7 native wamp+eclipse is slower than on ubuntu vmized one
I converted to Netbeans 6.8 from the latest Eclipse version,
personally I had problems with
Eclipse unreliable code completion and high resource usage (both cpu
and memory).
Unfortunately not everything is perfect with Netbeans, I experienced
also the high CPU usage lockup
(i suspect it has
I have been using NuSphere's PhpED for the past six months. It is not
free (though a trail version is available), however it is better than
Eclipse/Netbeans by leaps and bounds. If feels much more coherent,
there is no excessive overfunctionality. Writing macros for symfony is
a piece of cake,
I've been using it under linux for a while, with wine - everything but
the debugger works fine.
On Fri, Jan 8, 2010 at 01:41, Crafty_Shadow vankat...@gmail.com wrote:
I have been using NuSphere's PhpED for the past six months. It is not
free (though a trail version is available), however it is
NetBeans 6.8 has built-in Symfony support. I have composed small blog-
post about setting up symfony project in NetBeans:
http://www.fractalizer.ru/frpost_393/free-opensource-symfony-friendly...
I consider now NetBeans as a replacement for Zend Studio ;)
Yes, people should consider this,
Yes, I used to use simple text editors with good hightlighting. No
more now.
With OOP programming, it's not enough. I now use Java Based 'Eclipse'
There's a PHP plugin for it.
It does:
auto PHP docs on classes, functions, methods, vars
class hierarchy exploration
dynamic text highlighting
