[nycphp-talk] Javascript IDE for PHP developers
Tim Lieberman
tim_lists at o2group.com
Mon Sep 11 18:26:55 EDT 2006
One of the nice things about javascript is that it's consistent in
naming internal functions. You shouldn't have to look up
getElementById(), because built-in methods all follow
thisKindOfConvention (is that camel-case?). One of the things people
complain about in php is that it's hard to remember what built-ins have
underscores, etc.
-Tim
Rick Olson wrote:
>It's actually choice c) getElementById()
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>Rick
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>cliff wrote:
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>>Unfortunately, the world is not all PHP. And for those of us that don't have
>>the luxury of a client-side development team, we must occasionally program in
>>Javascript. I don't know about you, but since I don't do it that often, I find
>>it painful to say the least. Was it getElementbyID or GetelementByid?
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>>Any thoughs on a good JS IDE equivalent to Zend Studio.
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>>I just discovered http://www.aptana.com/ and am learning the Mozilla Venkman
>>debugger. Other ideas?
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>>Cliff
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