any good editor for PHP...
i am a beginner plz help me..
anu.reka85 -4 Newbie Poster
venkat0904 1 Junior Poster
any good editor for PHP...
i am a beginner plz help me..
editor - notepad++
IDE - Aptana, komodo etc...
muralibobby2015 17 Posting Pro
any good editor for PHP...
i am a beginner plz help me..
look at this link. see list of editors http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_PHP_editors
anu.reka85 -4 Newbie Poster
list is ok...
which one portable...
like more featured and better to newbie like me..
venkat0904 1 Junior Poster
list is ok...
which one portable...
like more featured and better to newbie like me..
As a newbie, i would suggest u to use an IDE... makes things a lot easier... bt thats just me.. :)
anu.reka85 -4 Newbie Poster
i asking for linux...
and also i am new to ecery thing just now i get into it..
venkat0904 1 Junior Poster
i asking for linux...
and also i am new to ecery thing just now i get into it..
well, Aptana and Komodo both are available for linux..
Aptana being open source but u need to pay if u want to use komodo IDE..
Komodo edit is free though..
GL.Za 0 Light Poster
does aptana come with a php lib or similar?
notepad plus isnt so bad, its actually pretty good even for newbies. i used when i tried to start learning php.
venkat0904 1 Junior Poster
does aptana come with a php lib or similar?
notepad plus isnt so bad, its actually pretty good even for newbies. i used when i tried to start learning php.
for info on aptana look here
notepad++ is meant for only windows though u can install it on linux with wine..
moreover np++ mainly concentrates on syntax highlighting which might not be enough for a noob... just my views...
anu.reka85 -4 Newbie Poster
i am using suse linux ...
how do find whther wine is in or not...
if it is more complex than i will back to windows...
daryll1 0 Light Poster
Kate or Bluefish are both good for Linux, I prefer Kate since I had some issues with Bluefish's syntax highlighting failing.
I would recommend using something basic like one of these which wont help with your code to start with, then you'll actually learn it rather than rely on the program to do it for you.
diafol
I'd go for Aptana. Although I've been trying NetBeans recently. I like this too. Both available for Linux and Windows.
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