[TYPO3-dev] Eclipse Newbie

Dmitry Dulepov [typo3] dmitry at typo3.org
Tue Jan 22 16:36:57 CET 2008


Hi!

Stefan Geith wrote:
> a) Are there many Devs using an IDE for development or are
>    there still some 'hardcore'-coders doing this with vi ?

I do not know if there are many :)

> b) If an IDE, then I should use Eclipse - right ?

Why? use whatever you like most.

>    What Version should I download - PHPeclipse ?

Is it still supported? I think it is dead long time ago.

>    What plugins/extensions for Eclipse are a _must_ ?

Those that you need.

>    What plugins/extensions are useful ?

Subclipse, AnyEdit, any database access plugin

> c) Maybe a silly question, but I have no idea about that:
>    How/Where do I create new Workspaces -

Where you want. Up to you

>    - One Worspace for every plugin and one for core-development ?
>    - One for all plugins and another one for the core ?
>      (If this, then every Plugin could be a 'project' - right ?)

>From my opinion, better make a project consisting from one TYPO3 web site. This way you will get code complete, jump to code on ctrl+click, etc.

>    - Only one Workspace for all Typo3-Developpment ?

This is really up to you. The more projects in ws - the harder to work.

>    - Where should I save these Workspaces - on my local harddisk
>      or on the network-folder, where my Typo3 installation
>      resides ?

You can have workspace locally and files/projects in it - remotely.

> d) I uses a Windows-PC for developpment and a Linux-Server
>    with LAMP, that is accessed by a network-share - Is this
>    OK or should I have a local WAMP on my Dev-PC ?

Local will be faster but it is ok also to have Linux web server.

Personally I use Zend Studio 5.5. It is not Eclipse-based but much better then any Eclipse-based IDE that I saw.

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