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Speed up PHP development in Eclipse PDT with Templates and Snippets | 2 tablespoons

Busy schedules, long to do lists, and deadlines make it tough for developers to get familiar with some of the advanced features their tools provide. This is a shame, because some features, like Eclipse Templates, can really reduce coding time and errors. You already know that Eclipse PDT provides autocompletion and hints for PHP's built in functions. In addition, commenting your code with PHPDoc adds autocompletion and hinting for your application's classes, methods, and variables. If you haven't already discovered, Eclipse PDT also provides autocompletion of PHP's control structures, class definitions, and methods through code templates. Eclipse PDT Templates The PHP Developer Tools plug in provides several templates for all of PHP's control structures (if/else, for, foreach, while, switch, etc.) and more. Fire up Eclipse and take a look at Preferences > PHP > Templates. Here are all of the predefined templates available.

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Getting Started with Eclipse PHP Development Tools (PDT) | 2 tablespoons

Great allround article about using PDT with subversion (subclipse). Shows you how to checkout a trunk into a project (which I always forget).

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Build Web services with PHP in Eclipse

Learn how to build Web services in PHP using the PHP Development Tools (PDT) plug-in in Eclipse in three easy steps. First, become familiar with the PDT project, and learn how to create and deploy useful PHP projects. Second, learn the philosophy behind c

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Debugging PHP Applications with Xdebug and Eclipse PDT | 64 Bit Jungle

como usar o eclipse + pdt + xdebug para debugar aplicações PHP

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