Having used autoloading in PHP it feels very similar to working with Java/Kotlin. With PHP there are community standards that are follow almost everywhere, you

Having used autoloading in PHP it feels very similar to working with Java/Kotlin. With PHP there are community standards that are follow almost everywhere, you know your dependency code is in the vendor dir and then you know that code will follow a naming convention so the code is really easy to find. As the author of the post said Jetbrains have solved this problem and you can jump to the definition of any class really easily. Their issue is they know there is a tool that does the job but refuse to use it. This seems to me like complaining that using a screwdriver to hammer in nails is a bad idea.