JetBrains has granted our community another year of free use of its
outstanding IDE PhpStorm. If you want to renew your installation, just
send me a mail and I'll send you the key.

Regards,
Niels

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Best wishes, Garf.

On 21/05/12 12:40, Niels Braczek wrote:

For me, a couple of the benefits of PhpStorm include the built in support
for version control systems (Eclipse mostly required plugins for this),
good integration with external tools (PHPUnit support is built in, support
for PHP_CodeSniffer and Phing are available as plugins), better memory
usage, what feels like better PHP support (for me anyways), and simpler
updates.  Especially on the last topic, I had a difficult time keeping
Eclipse up to date; that problem doesn't exist for me in PhpStorm.

At the end of the day, everyone has their preferred tool.  I know a few
who use advanced text editors to code and avoid IDEs.  Niels has given us
one more tool to have at our disposal by getting an open source license
for the Joomla project from the JetBrains team.

On 5/21/12 2:59 PM, "editor" <edi...@garfnet.org.uk> wrote:

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Best regards,
Denis Ryabov

To all others, who are interested: Please mail me directly, not on the list!

Regards,
Niels

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I'll take one renewal of PHPStorm, please.

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Me too please
On May 22, 2012 3:35 AM, "Herman Peeren" <herman.pee...@gmail.com> wrote:

That's great that they are providing this for the community. I'd like a key
please.

Thanks,
Don

Hi Niels,

This enthusiasm is contagious, difficult to shake off. I've got to try out PHPStorm too.

Thanks!

Sam

On 22-May-2012, at 4:35 PM, Herman Peeren wrote:

Please send me one too Niels, all the cool kids are using it now...

NetBeans makes accessing Git, Mercurial, Subversion, or CVS repositories
easy

"The second improvement is support for project specific PHPUnit script. In
other words, it is possible to provide a custom PHPUnit script for each PHP
project. Simply open *Project Properties* dialog, select *PHPUnit*category:"

Netbeans supports ant... it's been doing so for a long time
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3135480/how-to-run-some-ant-tasks-...

Plus, NetBeans needs no "license" update....

FWIW
FC

Thanks, JetBrains.  Could you send a key my way, please?

Thanks in advance.

R

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Thanks, JetBrains.  Could you send a key my way, please?

Thanks in advance.

Sandra Ospina

With PHPStorm 4.0 there is a lot of integration with Phing, Jenkins, etc.  
So I'm wondering if you have any "magic" config for PHPStorm for working
Joomla!?

So far I've been running into difficulty with tabs vs spaces. and trying to
get codesniffer to run on just my changes to let me know when I'm breaking
things.

A Joomla configuration on tabs/spacing/comments/etc would help quite a bit.

Oh, and as an aside, my personal system is Windows 7 64-bit.   PHPStorm
embeds a copy of Java 1.6 which is 32-bit and seems to have a performance
impact on my system.  I found it much much faster to use 64 bit Java 1.7.  
From
http://blog.jetbrains.com/webide/2011/09/phpstorm-webstorm-2-1-4-perf... the
basic process was:
Delete the jre folder in the phpstorm folder.   If that folder does not
exist, PHPStorm will attempt to load the JDK and JRE from the environmental
variables: JAVA_HOME AND JRE_HOME i
Make sure JAVA_HOME & JRE_HOME point to the latest 64 bit Java installation!
I found this much faster and better with memory.   Note, as of the
beginning of may, there is a known bug with Java 1.7 64 bit under windows
where it is unable to access FTP, so by doing this you won't be able to use
FTP unless that has been fixed[the bug is from Sun/Oracle, so they are the
ones who need to fix it].  
http://devnet.jetbrains.net/message/5459102#5459102  Since I use SSH/SFTP
which work just fine, it doesn't affect me.

Also I find using ProcessLasso - http://bitsum.com/prolasso.php - helps me
keep an eye on the system hogs[and I use it to give PHPStorm it's own CPU
core which it only shares with a few other processes]

My own opinion on IDE's in case others are curious:

Eclipse: THE standard and it works well for many many people.  I personally
simply cannot wrap my head around Eclipse and PHP programming.  Which is
odd because I AM able to use Eclipse for C/C++ coding for microprocessors,
and Android/Java coding..

Aptana: While mostly just a facelift of Eclipse, I've found it to organize
things in a manner where I was able to use it productively.  Unfortunately,
it was very fiddly and I gave up on it.

Netbeans: THE gold standard on user friendly interface.   Unfortunately,
they just lag too far behind the latest PHP features to be usable for me
for PHP, and while it's great for C/C++ all the coding examples for the
MSP430 start with eclipse and it's way easier to use it.

IntelliJIDE: interestingly, while this is a "superset" of PHPStorm along
with an IDE for a lot of other languages, it's interface is completely
different from PHPStorm and it lags behind in features[I tend to use the
bleeding edge RC code for PHPStorm] - so I don't use it.

KomodoIDE - this WAS the gold standard at one time and I can't recall why I
migrated away from it, but I did.

Ultraedit - always has been the platinum standard in windows IDE's, but
it's limitation to only running on windows made me forgo upgrading years
ago.

PHPStorm - my preferred IDE and I keep re-upping my license for it - which
is why I never asked for a license.  XDebug tends to be a little fiddly but
doable.   Git support is pretty good, but I still use a secondary
commercial git client[SmartGit] for some ease of use functions.  I find
using PHPStorm to mange a local branch to a server works fine..merging is a
bit finicky and smartgit just seems to work better,

From the bottom of the checkstyle error page,
http://developer.joomla.org/pulls/pulls/1209.html
*"BTW*: If you want to run this tests on your own machine - The source code
is available on GitHub <https://github.com/ianmacl/pulltester/tree/elkuku>,
based on Ian MacLennan's PullTester <https://github.com/ianmacl/pulltester> with
signifiant enhancements by Nikolai Plath<https://github.com/elkuku/pulltester>
."

So, now I have a subproject to work on and no excuses

Niels
... I would very much like to try phpStorm and would be grateful if you
could email me a license at richardhell...@gmail.com
(I have been using netbeans to develop several components for my clients)

Thanks
Richard

The current PHPStorm Joomla license I have is expiring at 17 May 2013. Do
you guys know if it'll be renewed by JetBrains? Or has it already renewed?
I'm asking it now since there's a *40% discount till 22 April *on personal
licenses:

http://www.jetbrains.com/phpstorm/buy/index.jsp
http://blog.jetbrains.com/phpstorm/2013/04/phpstorm-6-0-1-released/

Thanks in advance,
Jurian Even

I switched to Sublime Text 2 and never looked back...

Do not forget. The PHP Storm free licenses keys, cannot be used for
commercial developpement and in normal case Joomla key can only be used for
Joomla! Gnu/GPL developements

I just bought the license, I really like PHP Storm. Btw I'm only developing
for Joomla! (GPL).