Very cool indeed! :D I currently use Netbeans for development (mainly for
the Twig plugin and better UI) but a Symfony2 plugin for Eclipse may get me
to switch back to using that. I'm watching this as well.
Thank you!
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This is really cool, a very welcome plugin for me and my company!
The repository is on my watchlist :)
Thanks!
Bart
On 5 jun, 20:55, Robert Gründler wrote:
> i've updated the symfony2 eclipse plugin project on
> github:https://github.com/pulse00/Symfony-2-Eclipse-Plugin
>
> You can use the git
i've updated the symfony2 eclipse plugin project on github:
https://github.com/pulse00/Symfony-2-Eclipse-Plugin
You can use the github issue tracker to add feature requests/bugs or the
google group to discuss the development of the plugin:
http://groups.google.com/group/*symfony2-eclipse-plugin
On 03.06.11 11:31, Johannes Schmitt wrote:
There is another thing that would be cool that have IDE support for,
and that are annotations. Eclipse PDT has already autocompletion for
the "@var" annotation, but maybe that is extensible to include all
annotations such as @Route, @Template, @Secure,
There is another thing that would be cool that have IDE support for, and
that are annotations. Eclipse PDT has already autocompletion for the "@var"
annotation, but maybe that is extensible to include all annotations such as
@Route, @Template, @Secure, etc.
Another thing that might be helpful, but
as far as Twig Support is concerned, i've found the following existing
plugins, which
could probably be used as a base or part of a Symfony2 Plugin:
* http://eclipse.kacprzak.org/ <-- django eclipse plugin ( unable to
install via update site )
* http://code.google.com/p/smartypdt/ <-- smarty
Yes, I'm also very interested in this. I am currently looking around
for one as we speak and came across this thread. Your hard work will
be welcome!
On Jun 1, 11:51 am, Robert Gründler wrote:
> Hi,
>
> i'm one of the developers of the (never-finished) symfony 1.x eclipse
> plugin:
>
> http://sou
>
> * Do people actually use Eclipse as their preferred IDE for Symfony / PHP
> projects?
[..]
> * Is there a Twig (or Jinja) Editor available for Eclipse - or does this
> need to be part of the plugin?
I have been using Eclipse as my preferred IDE for years. I must say
that I have been doing fine
Hi,
As a user of ZendStudio, I'm very interested in a sf2/twig/yaml plugin.
Thanks a lot for your contribution
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Hi,
I like Eclipse as well. If it's easier (due to existing Twig support)
to use NetBeans, I'm not opposed to that. I used Eclipse PHP in the
past and was pleased.
I've never done any Eclipse Plugin development. If you put one out
I'd be happy to test and document (and, if I end up with some t
Hi,
i switched from Eclipse to Netbeans, because it has a Twig plugin with
code highlighting,
http://blogsh.de/twig-for-netbeans/
it's not complete, as i found it is lacking automatic code formatting
for twig tags.
I'd say it would be nice to have a plugin for Eclipse (that would work
for Zend
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