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12-13-2007 08:49 AM |
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Originally Posted by mike.fro
(Post 6321)
Exact same setup i'm using, WAMP5 with phpDesigner 2008
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Ah, people who have good taste, JOIN TOGETHER! :D
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Originally Posted by CMellor
(Post 6349)
I used to use a bit of kit called EasyPHP which had all the bells and wistles you prob get in WAMP (just an assumption). If you check out the site, be warned, it's not in English, but I think it has a translated version... haven't been on it in a while.
I don't use 'localhost' I just connect to my host via Dreamweaver CS3 and when I save a file, it uploads it.
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EasyPHP is a program I've used in the past a lot. Because of some PC glitches (XP) I installed Vista and because of the early beta-stage of EasyPHP I turned to WAMP5. I've got to say, EasyPHP is almost identical to XAMPP but I perfer WAMP. Easy access, advanced and for the beginner, it's perfect.
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Originally Posted by xenon
(Post 6328)
I'm also using wamp5 at home (Windows XP SP2), and it never disappointed me in almost 2 years now. At work, on the other hand, I'm using a separately configured system (Kubuntu 7.10 with Apache2 + php5 + mysql5 + etc.) with Zend Neon (I used to use Eclipse PDT with multiple plugins, but I needed support for ZF, so I decided to make my life easier by using Zend Neon - which, btw, is built on top of Eclipse PDT).
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No argument there. I've used DreamWeaver in the past but I am GLAD I got rid of that stupified program. It used a cache and gets independent files from the server. WHICH I HATE. I've got files up to a wopping 200KB in raw text whichs it downloads from the server ENTIRELY, even when I don't need it. Thats the main reason I unisntalled it and looked my boss kindly in the eyes and DEMANDED phpDesigner 2008. :-P
Next to that, I would like to know what Kubuntu is? Never heard of it.
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Originally Posted by Jay
(Post 6353)
Hah! I use WAMP5 and PHP Designer 2008 too :-D
How long have you guys been using PHPD? I've been using it since it was freeware ^^
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Another one with good taste hehe.
I'm using it for over 2 to 3 weeks now. I got so freaking bored and furious with DreamWeaver ... ah well, read my reaction above. :)
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