How to replace your PhpStorm with VSCode
How to replace your PhpStorm with VSCode
PhpStorm is really fragrant. But it costs $ 199 a year.
I used to be reluctant to toss and spend money to renew.
Now more and more agree with the concept of GPL, so think about finding a way to replace it.
Of course, I found VS Code. One is to use Sublime's shortcut keys, and the other is that it is open source.
Of course, there are three problems to be solved:
1. Upload the file to the server when saving (this person should not need it) = ftp-sync
2. git = comes with
3. php syntax check = PHP Intelephense + phpcs + PHP Mess Detector
4. mysql syntax coloring = mysql-inline-decorator
5. php doc support = PHP DocBlocker
6. php format = phpfmt-PHP formatter
The configuration of the above plug-ins requires reading the accompanying documentation. Fortunately, it's all a page flow.
Disadvantages:
1. phpcs is a bit too strict.
2. Refactor still can't do it. I do n’t know who has the experience to teach me.
I used to be reluctant to toss and spend money to renew.
Now more and more agree with the concept of GPL, so think about finding a way to replace it.
Of course, I found VS Code. One is to use Sublime's shortcut keys, and the other is that it is open source.
Of course, there are three problems to be solved:
1. Upload the file to the server when saving (this person should not need it) = ftp-sync
2. git = comes with
3. php syntax check = PHP Intelephense + phpcs + PHP Mess Detector
4. mysql syntax coloring = mysql-inline-decorator
5. php doc support = PHP DocBlocker
6. php format = phpfmt-PHP formatter
The configuration of the above plug-ins requires reading the accompanying documentation. Fortunately, it's all a page flow.
Disadvantages:
1. phpcs is a bit too strict.
2. Refactor still can't do it. I do n’t know who has the experience to teach me.
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