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IntelliJ ultimate with php plugin, it’s basically phpstorm but I also use the python and some others. A single unified IDE for everything makes sense to me.
by noir_lord 8y ago
IntelliJ ultimate with php plugin, it’s basically phpstorm but I also use the python and some others.
A single unified IDE for everything makes sense to me.
- h1d 8y agoTook this route after using PhpStorm for a year or 2 as sometimes I do ruby and will likely work on Python and Go as well. And after 2 years, you only pay $7 a month instead of $4 with PhpStorm, which is nothing. It's especially good if a project contains multiple languages, like core written in Go and scripts written in Python. But I do keep Android Studio as that's what Google targets as development IDE and Googleability helps by using the same app.
- noir_lord 8y agoPretty much the same as me, I'm full stack so the backend is either PHP or Java, the deploy scripts are ansible (so python/yaml, dev virtualisation is vagrant so ruby and frontend is ts/html, Intellij has first class support for all of those.