kvorak wrote: Finally... somebody agrees. The reason people can't answer this question objectively is because it's the WRONG QUESTION, lol. Well said.
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Miami, FL, January 26, 2009: Jcx.Software announced today the release of VS.Php 2.6 for Microsoft Visual Studio 2008. VS.Php is the PHP integrated development environment (IDE) for Visual Studio developers. This version includes a number of features for the enterprise developer including:
- Seamless integration with Microsoft Internet Information Services 7.0 (IIS 7), which allows developers to host their PHP project on their local IIS server. VS.Php configures PHP, Fast CGI and XDebug automatically. It also provides unique configuration for each Php project hosted in IIS, allowing developers to utilize custom settings in the php.ini for each project.
- Support for very large projects with over 10000+ files. VS.Php is now optimized to load large projects quickly.
- Project-wide IntelliSense, providing the developer with quick access to all classes, functions, methods and constants defined in the project. VS.Php provides two tabs in the IntelliSense pop-up, one for frequently used entries and another for project wide entries.
- The ability to drag and drop files within the solution view, which allows the user to quickly copy or move files within the project. Also, the user can drag files to the references node for quick access in IntelliSense for the symbols defined in the file.
- The latest version of Zend Framework, Php 5 and XDebug.
Jcx.Software continues their commitment to provide the best PHP development experience for enterprise developers. “With added support for handling very large projects and project-wide IntelliSense, VS.Php is a powerful tool for enterprise developers. We are pleased to leverage Visual Studio’s ability to handle very large projects in the latest version of VS.Php.” said Juan Rivera, Jcx.Software Founder.
VS.Php 2.6 includes tied integration with IIS 7. This allows developers to develop with PHP and IIS 7 without needing to worry about configuring IIS 7 for PHP. VS.Php also isolates each PHP application to enable the developer to have unique configurations for each PHP application running on the same web server.
“Microsoft is excited by the momentum and involvement of the community, partners and customers in its interoperability efforts, and is committed to providing developers with what they need to be successful,” said Lauren Cooney, Group Product Manager, Web Platform and Standards at Microsoft Corp. “Jcx.Software’s VS.Php is a great example of how Microsoft partners can offer customers and the user community a way to use a language they’re familiar with and also get the benefits of Visual Studio to quickly and easily build applications for the Web.”
Jcx.Software has posted various new tutorials that highlight the new features in VS.Php 2.6:
Founded in 2001, Jcx.Software is a leading provider of Php tools for the Microsoft Windows platform.
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