VS.PHP + YiiFramework combination to develop PHP applications_PHP tutorial

When I was a programmer for a long time, I used Microsoft’s Visual Studio to develop applications. I am also familiar with the development environment provided by Visual Studio. Occasionally start making PHP applications. Eclipse's PHP IDE is very good, but if you are used to Visual Studio, then using Vs.php is also a very good choice. www.2cto.com

VS.PHP Based on the Visual Studio integrated development environment, using VS.PHP you can use the Visual Studio IDE to develop, debug, and deploy PHP applications. In particular, the debugging environment it provides is comparable to other language C# debugging environments provided by Visual Studio itself. Its main functions are:

Editing and File Management
PHP4 and PHP5 Support including the new PHP 5.3 language features
Syntax Coloring for PHP, Smarty, HTML, JavaScript, CSS, XML and XSLT
File templates for PHP, Smarty, HTML, JavaScript, CSS, XML and XSLT
Intellisense for PHP, Smarty, HTML, JavaScript, CSS, XML and XSLT
Debugging
XDebug and DBG support
Debug PHP, JavaScript and .Net in one single session
Built-in Apache web server for ease of debugging. Preconfigured with Php4, Php5, XDebug and DBG.
Source code management
Supports any SCC-plugin for Visual Studio including CVS, Svn, Perforce, Sourcesafe, etc.
Deployment and remote deployment
Supports Ftp, SFtp (SSH), Ftp/S (SSL) and Smb (Network shares)
Automatically deploy files before debugging
Download/Import project from remote server
Work on remote files directly
The main interface is as follows:

Project types that can be created

Main debugging interface

Intellisense support when writing code

VS.PHP itself can support various PHP application frameworks, and it has built-in support for ZendFramework. But if you are used to developing applications with MFC and ASP.Net, YiiFramework is a better choice for you.

Although the development of Yii draws on Prado, Ruby on Rails, jQuery, Symfony, etc., the Application framework and API interface it provides are very similar to Asp.Net. The following is the package definition of the API interface it supports:

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