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I'm a huge fan of PhpStorm. However, I'm wondering what's the purpose of having vagrant in an IDE? Vagrant is easy to work already, just 'vagrant up' and you'r

I'm a huge fan of PhpStorm. However, I'm wondering what's the purpose of having vagrant in an IDE? Vagrant is easy to work already, just 'vagrant up' and you're away. What problem does the IDE solve? And looking at the interface, the 'halt' button is too close to the 'destroy' button. Might have an accidental click there... It would be cool if they had an interface such as WAMP Server, where you can select the php versions, php extensions, start / stop services, log files, v-host configs, etc, all from one menu. Now that would be very useful.

ye 13y ago
> just 'vagrant up' and you're away No, it's 1) Switch to the console 2) Vagrant up 3) Wait for the results 4) Switch back Instead of one key press and watching it run in the bottom console while you're writing the code.
- taude 13y ago
  It's also nice when you have multiple projects open, each with their own Vagrant settings, to let the IDE manage each one.
- Miyamoto 13y ago
  My only problem with terminal and vagrant built into the IDE, is I have multiple monitors and enjoy separation. I usually fullscreen my IDE/editor in one monitor, maximizing each file's viewport to the best I can, and then have multiple terminals on another monitor. Can I "pop-out" the terminal/vagrant windows in this IDE and put them on another monitor?