Comments on: PHPeclipse verses NuSphere PhpED - Which is best? http://www.eatmybusiness.com/food/2007/04/18/phpeclipse-verses-nusphere-phped-which-is-best/10/ Web Publishing Techniques Thu, 21 Aug 2008 18:50:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.3 By: Srinivasan A Paul Joseph http://www.eatmybusiness.com/food/2007/04/18/phpeclipse-verses-nusphere-phped-which-is-best/10/#comment-703 Srinivasan A Paul Joseph Thu, 29 Nov 2007 18:01:06 +0000 http://www.eatmybusiness.com/food/2007/04/18/phpeclipse-verses-nusphere-phped-which-is-best/10/#comment-703 Hi, Adobe DreamWeaver supports SVN/CVS by an extension available at: http://www.dreamweaver-extensions.net/index.php/SVN-for-Dreamweaver--Windows-and-Macintosh/ As you said, you don't really need it. But it's useful to integrate into the IDE st that you can easily manage tasks instead of opening explorer to do it everytime. In the mean time, my High Vote goes to NuSphere phpEd. They're the BEST in it's class and there's simply no other look. DreamWeaver is good, I agree, but it's not good as much as NuSphere phpEd for PHP. NuSphere PhpEd for PHP is like jIDEA for Java. Hi,

Adobe DreamWeaver supports SVN/CVS by an extension available at: http://www.dreamweaver-extensions.net/index.php/SVN-for-Dreamweaver–Windows-and-Macintosh/

As you said, you don’t really need it. But it’s useful to integrate into the IDE st that you can easily manage tasks instead of opening explorer to do it everytime.

In the mean time, my High Vote goes to NuSphere phpEd. They’re the BEST in it’s class and there’s simply no other look. DreamWeaver is good, I agree, but it’s not good as much as NuSphere phpEd for PHP.

NuSphere PhpEd for PHP is like jIDEA for Java.

]]> By: admin http://www.eatmybusiness.com/food/2007/04/18/phpeclipse-verses-nusphere-phped-which-is-best/10/#comment-714 admin Sat, 01 Dec 2007 05:08:23 +0000 http://www.eatmybusiness.com/food/2007/04/18/phpeclipse-verses-nusphere-phped-which-is-best/10/#comment-714 Yes - PHPed was something i discovered whilst trying to install the DBG into Eclipse. I was about to get my credit card out to buy it - but was put off by the fact that i could not find any good documentation that (a) gave me an overview of how it all worked (b) showed a tutorial on the taskflow of setting up a new project, building it , then deploying it, then managing it. It is probably powerful software because it seems to have been designed and built by coders. However, as a coder myself, i understand that the last thing i am interested in is the actual process of writing the documentation for my applications. I think that's why Macromedia were so successful. Not only is their software great but their documentation is superb too. Anyway - on your recommendation I think i will go back, take another look and invest some more time into learning about Nusphere's offering. So, thanks. Yes - PHPed was something i discovered whilst trying to install the DBG into Eclipse. I was about to get my credit card out to buy it - but was put off by the fact that i could not find any good documentation that (a) gave me an overview of how it all worked (b) showed a tutorial on the taskflow of setting up a new project, building it , then deploying it, then managing it.

It is probably powerful software because it seems to have been designed and built by coders. However, as a coder myself, i understand that the last thing i am interested in is the actual process of writing the documentation for my applications. I think that’s why Macromedia were so successful. Not only is their software great but their documentation is superb too.

Anyway - on your recommendation I think i will go back, take another look and invest some more time into learning about Nusphere’s offering.

So, thanks.

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