Recommend PHP/C++ IDE for Linux

Reply-Via-Newsgroup Thanks wrote:
> Gentle People,
>
> I've started working with a team of C++ and PHP programmers - They
> develope on Windoze platform which I dislike since our production
> servers are LAMP based, I've always believed greater effort is placed
> on stability with Apache/MySQL/PHP on a Linux platform than an equal
> setup on a windoze platform.
>
> For this reason, and to encourage them across to a Linux based
> development platform, they said they'd try it if I could find them a
> IDE that is (of course) preferably free...
>
> I'm open to suggesting either free or low-cost based editors - Can
> anyone suggest any?
>
> Cheers
> Randell D.

http://www.php-editors.com/review/

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Reply-Via-Newsgroup Thanks wrote:

>
> Gentle People,
>
> I've started working with a team of C++ and PHP programmers - They
> develope on Windoze platform which I dislike since our production
> servers are LAMP based, I've always believed greater effort is placed on
> stability with Apache/MySQL/PHP on a Linux platform than an equal setup
> on a windoze platform.
>
> For this reason, and to encourage them across to a Linux based
> development platform, they said they'd try it if I could find them a IDE
> that is (of course) preferably free...
>
> I'm open to suggesting either free or low-cost based editors - Can
> anyone suggest any?
>
> Cheers
> Randell D.

kdevelop allows for the creation of both c++ and php software. Version 3

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On Wed, 26 May 2004 11:09:42 -0700, Reply-Via-Newsgroup Thanks wrote:

>
> Gentle People,
>
> I've started working with a team of C++ and PHP programmers - They
> develope on Windoze platform which I dislike since our production
> servers are LAMP based, I've always believed greater effort is placed on
> stability with Apache/MySQL/PHP on a Linux platform than an equal setup
> on a windoze platform.
>
> For this reason, and to encourage them across to a Linux based
> development platform, they said they'd try it if I could find them a IDE
> that is (of course) preferably free...
>
> I'm open to suggesting either free or low-cost based editors - Can
> anyone suggest any?
>
> Cheers
> Randell D.

Hi Randell,

Although it's not free, Visual SlickEdit (www.slickedit.com) is by far
my most valuable development tool (it's the only thing I paid money for on
my linux box). SlickEdit handles C/C++, PHP and many, many other
languages. It also works on quite a few different platforms so it's
possible to use the same tool on linux and Windows which is nice.

If you absolutely must use free you could look at KDevelop and/or
Quanta.

Gentle People,

I've started working with a team of C++ and PHP programmers - They
develope on Windoze platform which I dislike since our production
servers are LAMP based, I've always believed greater effort is placed on
stability with Apache/MySQL/PHP on a Linux platform than an equal setup
on a windoze platform.

For this reason, and to encourage them across to a Linux based
development platform, they said they'd try it if I could find them a IDE
that is (of course) preferably free...

I'm open to suggesting either free or low-cost based editors - Can
anyone suggest any?

Cheers
Randell D.

Benny Hill wrote:
>
> Although it's not free, Visual SlickEdit (www.slickedit.com) is by far
> my most valuable development tool (it's the only thing I paid money for on
> my linux box). SlickEdit handles C/C++, PHP and many, many other
> languages. It also works on quite a few different platforms so it's
> possible to use the same tool on linux and Windows which is nice.

I second the vote for SlickEdit for PHP and C++ (and HTML, JavaScript,
and Java and many others too).

For free editors, JEdit is also pretty nice and will, at least in
theory, work on any Java 1.4 enabled platform.

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David G. Risner
Software Engineer, California State University, Los Angeles
http://www.risner.org/david/

On Thu, 27 May 2004 02:57:36 GMT, David Risner
<java102dave-nntp@yahoo.com> wrote:

>Benny Hill wrote:
> >
>> Although it's not free, Visual SlickEdit (www.slickedit.com) is by far
>> my most valuable development tool (it's the only thing I paid money for on
>> my linux box). SlickEdit handles C/C++, PHP and many, many other
>> languages. It also works on quite a few different platforms so it's
>> possible to use the same tool on linux and Windows which is nice.
>
>I second the vote for SlickEdit for PHP and C++ (and HTML, JavaScript,
>and Java and many others too).
>
>For free editors, JEdit is also pretty nice and will, at least in
>theory, work on any Java 1.4 enabled platform.


ActiveState Komodo (also not free)
Excellent IDE / Editor for C/C++/php/html/python/perl/etc......

http://www.activestate.com

Reply-Via-Newsgroup Thanks <newsgroup@fiproject-com.com> wrote in message news:<c91qed$6aa$1$8302bc10@news.demon.co.uk>...
> Gentle People,
>
> I've started working with a team of C++ and PHP programmers - They
> develope on Windoze platform which I dislike since our production
> servers are LAMP based, I've always believed greater effort is placed on
> stability with Apache/MySQL/PHP on a Linux platform than an equal setup
> on a windoze platform.
>
> For this reason, and to encourage them across to a Linux based
> development platform, they said they'd try it if I could find them a IDE
> that is (of course) preferably free...

The great PHPEdit now runs in Linux (not tried)
<http://www.phpedit.net/products/PHPEdit/>

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kate

http://kate.kde.org/

Reply-Via-Newsgroup Thanks wrote:

>
> Gentle People,
>
> I've started working with a team of C++ and PHP programmers - They
> develope on Windoze platform which I dislike since our production
> servers are LAMP based, I've always believed greater effort is placed on
> stability with Apache/MySQL/PHP on a Linux platform than an equal setup
> on a windoze platform.
>
> For this reason, and to encourage them across to a Linux based
> development platform, they said they'd try it if I could find them a IDE
> that is (of course) preferably free...
>
> I'm open to suggesting either free or low-cost based editors - Can
> anyone suggest any?
>
> Cheers
> Randell D.


Many thanks to all - I think I'll give the kdevelop a try - though I
will pass on all suggestions and very much appreciate them...

Cheers
Randell D.

mr quark wrote:

> kate
>
> http://kate.kde.org/

quanta