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Not being a php-er, it sounds like a good linter/editor support would probably get you a long way - I like using the Jetbrains stuff and they usually have a use
by hobs 3y ago
Not being a php-er, it sounds like a good linter/editor support would probably get you a long way - I like using the Jetbrains stuff and they usually have a useful page like https://www.jetbrains.com/help/phpstorm/php-code-quality-tools.html https://www.jetbrains.com/help/phpstorm/php-code-quality-too... which walks you through the things that people would nitpick you about.
- joeymckenzie 3y agoAbsolutely agree, on the todo list. Only using PHPStan/Pint at the moment, though I've looked a bit into the other tools as well and definitely want to get them involved soon to help me as a I go. I've been a loyal JetBrains guy for almost a decade, and I gotta say... PHPStorm is up there with IntelliJ competing for best IDE. I use Rider daily at work, so any chance I get to use familiar tooling in another language feels like it helps level out the learning curve a bit.