Sebastian Bergmann points out something that's been a long time coming for PHPUnit - IDE support in the form of additions to two popular PHP editors, PHPEdit and Zend Studio.

The support is very much welcomed, but Sebastian does still have one wish, though:

It would be great, though, if someone develops a free PHPUnit support for the Eclipse PHP Development Tools (PDT) project (or for vim for which there is already SimpleTest support. If you are using PHPEclipse, there is still the SimpleTest plugin for PHPEclipse that also supports PHPUnit.

You can check out the support provided for PHPUnit from these two editors by checking out these links for PHPEdit and this page for Zend Studio.

Sebastian Bergmann points out something that's been a long time coming for PHPUnit - IDE support in the form of additions to two popular PHP editors, PHPEdit and Zend Studio.

The support is very much welcomed, but Sebastian does still have one wish, though:

It would be great, though, if someone develops a free PHPUnit support for the Eclipse PHP Development Tools (PDT) project (or for vim for which there is already SimpleTest support. If you are using PHPEclipse, there is still the SimpleTest plugin for PHPEclipse that also supports PHPUnit.

You can check out the support provided for PHPUnit from these two editors by checking out these links for PHPEdit and this page for Zend Studio.

As mentioned in Knut Urdalen's latest blog entry, the folks from Waterproof Software have announced a new extension that will be included with their upcoming version of PHPEdit (2.12) - "a Prado extension for syntax highlighting, code insight and and code hint".

This combined with the PHPUnit support in the same upcoming versions should make for quite the powerful tool. Check out the posting if you want more information on being a beta tester.

As mentioned in Knut Urdalen's latest blog entry, the folks from Waterproof Software have announced a new extension that will be included with their upcoming version of PHPEdit (2.12) - "a Prado extension for syntax highlighting, code insight and and code hint".

This combined with the PHPUnit support in the same upcoming versions should make for quite the powerful tool. Check out the posting if you want more information on being a beta tester.

In an announcement from Waterproof, the latest release of the PHP IDE, PHPEdit has been released - version 2.10:

We are proud to announce the brand new PHPEdit 2.10. This is a free update for all PHPEdit 2.x customers and personal license holders. You can download your copy here. If you are currently not a license owner you can start a new trial period with this release.

This release adds special new debugger features like multiple concurrent debug sessions, full xDebug support and a wizard which allows users to configure there debugger environment with ease. Additionally we have improved the search and replace feature based on user requests and ergonomic tweaks.

We have prepared a nice screencast which presents you the major changes.

Their official announcement also includes their "Top Five" reasons to upgrade your copy right away:

• Debugger Configuration is now easier than ever
• Multiple Debug sessions, ideal for AJAX applications
• Improve performance of your scripts with our profiler
• Take your time with writing code, not searching within it
• PHPEdit gets even more stable

In an announcement from Waterproof, the latest release of the PHP IDE, PHPEdit has been released - version 2.10:

We are proud to announce the brand new PHPEdit 2.10. This is a free update for all PHPEdit 2.x customers and personal license holders. You can download your copy here. If you are currently not a license owner you can start a new trial period with this release.

This release adds special new debugger features like multiple concurrent debug sessions, full xDebug support and a wizard which allows users to configure there debugger environment with ease. Additionally we have improved the search and replace feature based on user requests and ergonomic tweaks.

We have prepared a nice screencast which presents you the major changes.

Their official announcement also includes their "Top Five" reasons to upgrade your copy right away:

• Debugger Configuration is now easier than ever
• Multiple Debug sessions, ideal for AJAX applications
• Improve performance of your scripts with our profiler
• Take your time with writing code, not searching within it
• PHPEdit gets even more stable

Sebastian Bergmann has a (very) quick post on his blog today:

PHPEdit, the IDE for PHP by WaterProof SARL, will soon add support for PHPUnit.

PHPEdit is a popular development environment for PHP with features including XDebug Integration, stynax highlighting, code beautifier, code hinting, and much more.

According to the wiki entry for PHPEdit, the support will start with version 2.12 of PHPEdit with features like indicators about the amount of test per class, file, and project, fast navigation between code and test, and the ability to execute tests from the IDE.

Sebastian Bergmann has a (very) quick post on his blog today:

PHPEdit, the IDE for PHP by WaterProof SARL, will soon add support for PHPUnit.

PHPEdit is a popular development environment for PHP with features including XDebug Integration, stynax highlighting, code beautifier, code hinting, and much more.

According to the wiki entry for PHPEdit, the support will start with version 2.12 of PHPEdit with features like indicators about the amount of test per class, file, and project, fast navigation between code and test, and the ability to execute tests from the IDE.