the same way you check every other code that will join the system: pipelines. I know you mean: "when i hit compile i dont see the errors directly" but that can

the same way you check every other code that will join the system: pipelines. I know you mean: "when i hit compile i dont see the errors directly" but that can be achieved by activated the strict type setting and your screen will turn red too =) I really think that, from all the frameworks i have used, symfony actually has the most decent debugging system. it comes with tracing logging and live debugging. so pretty much everything you would get out of any other language. With xdebug and editors like phpstorm you are also able to pretty much mimic working with PHP as you would with C#. I believe there are working plugins for Visual Studio too. Just as an excourse, I have also worked with projects that compiled php to other languages too on the fly.