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Tommye Hope
So -Hello- to the community and the development team out there.
A view words about me:
I'm a PHP/Javascript/Flex - Developer from Germany. I'm searching for the right IDE for PHP development for a long time now. I'm using Notepad++ on my Windows 7 / 64bit system because of few reasons. When I saw the WebStorm presentation on nettuts I thought "OK, it looks awesome, let's have a try".
So, after that 'try', I already think the IDE is beautiful. It is what I'm searching for, the IDE of my dreams. I would buy it, but there are a few things to mention, that would be nice, if they could be implemented.
- By the way, a dark color scheme would be nice, I like the ruby ones, but there is none predefinied in PHPStorm, so I have to fiddle around with the stuff from the ruby IDE. For me, it's a basic that has to be implemented in an IDE. When I look on a white background for about 10 hours a day, I get snowblind, really!
- Second is direct FTP support, possibly like a quick FTP-Access-Option in PHPStorm, so I don't ever have to start Notepad++ for that reason and switch the editor.
So here's my real Problem:
I very often work on single (one-man) projects. So I don't really need git for that. Normally I have an locally installed Server (XAMPP) and my project is located in my local apache root folder.
I deploy the stuff on an FTP . . so far so good.
So, I use frameworks very often, especially CakePHP, which consists of a few hundred files. When I deploy the project to the server it's as slow as hell. The deployment of the complete framework (only the framework with default app), it's slow like hell. The full deployment takes about 1,5 hours. I don't have the time to wait more than one hour. By the way, my max. possible Upload speed is about 44kB/s . Web IDE uploads the files with 150 B/s .
I also use FileZilla for FTP-Uploads and it works as expected.
So why??? PHPStorm is really a dream of an IDE, because the implemented FTP, Zen Coding, Git, etc.. And it not seems to be so buggy like Zend. But I can't really use it, with that deployment time.
I'm thankful for every answer. I possibly did something wrong, I don't really know. The server is configured in active mode.
I'm writing this lines, because I really like the IDE and really want to buy it, when it's final, but I find no answer to my problem.
Thanks for reading
Tino
P.S.: Sorry for my bad english
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