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#Zend studio how to#
#Zend studio install#
#Zend studio software#
#Zend studio code#
#Zend studio series#

#Zend studio code#

The command text will be replaced by the generated code ! Then we will type a text command in the editor to use the template system.

#Zend studio series#

To do this, we will add a series of skeleton templates in our editor. The auto completion is good but magento developement is made (more or less) of doing always the same things ! Declaring a model for example is always the same. Go to one of your files and make sure the auto completion work properly. Then, you will see the plugin in the list just below, turn on and you're done!

#Zend studio install#

Then click Help> Install Software, Add add the url by giving it a name. Sylvain Rayé wrote a tutorial on this subject in May 2012, the plugin does not seem to have changed much since then so I will not repeat all the details of his article, go read the article about eclipse magento plugin on his blog you will find plenty of other good articles. it's a bit old school now ) So a more modern way to do this is to install a plugin that will allow your editor to understand such features. So the must browse the core code of Magento, go to the model concerned and view the available functions. So dificult for a beginner developer to know the methods he should use. As soon as we made a Mage::getModel('catalog / product') for example, finished ! no more autocomplete. The problem happens with magento because the publisher does not understand magento "factory" method. If you used another editor like me for a long time you probably know that PHP for auto completion, in general it is perfectly managed. The "magento snippets" will allows you to add code templates used to generate magento "skeleton code". The "magento plugin" will allows you to add auto completion this the type of call "Mage::getModel('catalog/product')" In this tutorial, we will add two functionalities to work with Magento: for these parts I let you discover the editor on the Zend website ( Zend Studio also allows you to add functionality via plugins or templates. you can also enjoy "Apigility", "Zend on the go", or deploying in the cloud. Like others IDE as Eclipse or Netbeans the basic functions are present, git management, possibility to put a theme for the editor, database management, auto completion, refactoring, etc.Ĭoupled with Zend Server, the IDE will allow you to debug "step by step" or to profile your PHP application so you can easily fix bugs or performance problems. This editor provides a lot of little features that make your life easier as PHP developer. Zend Studio is the Zend IDE, it is based on Eclipse IDE and it's specialized for PHP developers.

#Zend studio how to#

My next post will be on how to clone projects in github and add them as Zend Studio projects.I received an early access from Zend for the release of Zend Studio 12.5 so I decided to test it ! Now you will have access to github from Zend Studio my laptop) and paste the public key text generated by Zend Studio into the box

Click add a public key and enter the name (e.g.

Click the “Save Private Key” Function and confirm that you want to save it without a passphrase.

You will see that the text box is now filled with “ssh-rsa” and then a bunch of giberish.

Select the key management tab and click “Generate RSA key”.

Navigate to General->Network Connections->SSH2.

Open up Zend Studio’s preferences window.

If you have never done that before, here is how to create a key using Zend Studio: To access git hub you need to use public and private SSH keys.

Zend Studio will restart and you will have git support.

Agree to everything you see (of course read it first).

Click the “Add.” button to add the EGit repository ( )! 3.

#Zend studio software#

Navigate to Help -> Install New Software.

Open up Zend Studio and do the following: The easiest way to do this is to add the EGit repository to Zend Studio. Thanks to eclipse plugins, you bet it will! How to set it upįirst you will need to install EGit, the Git plugin for eclipse. (See: Why Git?)īut will Git play nicely with Zend Studio 8? It turns out Git is awesome and is much better suited for many of the things I do. Zend Studio Eclipse plays very nicely with SVN out of the box, but lately it seems Git has gained a lot of momentum so I thought I would look into it. I have been using Zend Studio as my IDE for years, and for version control I have always used SVN.