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...It highlights source code syntactically and semantically, lets you easily refactor code, with a range of handy and powerful tools. Apache NetBeans provides editors, wizards, and templates to help you create applications in Java, PHP and many other languages. Apache NetBeans can be installed on all operating systems that support Java, i.e, Windows, Linux, Mac OSX and BSD. Write Once, Run Anywhere, applies to NetBeans too.

Static website generator instead of php/asp for maximum speed (an element valued by SEO strategies). In reality, a minimum of php/asp code is used to establish the browser language and cookie management. Support for the GDPR is included as an example (it should be modified according to the processing of the website owner's data).

Simple Web-based environment for writing and testing PHP scripts in a programming classroom.

BianLian Framework plan to establish a cross-platform, cross-language, JSF .NET like solution. To make all the GUI (both JSF .net and so on) INDEPENDENT to implementation. PS, BianLian is the famous Chinese art with about 1000 years history.

Facebook & Google chat plugin for eclipse. The look and feel and chat texts are in perfect camouflage that your colleagues will not even have the slightest idea that you are chatting. :) Key features * Facebook and Google Instant messaging * Show / Hide offline friends * search friends in your buddy list * Enable / Disable logmode chat texts * Keep accounts offline, when busy * Notification in chat window's tab Also visit homepage for download and usage...

Eclipse Editor for PRADO php framework(PradoIDE). It can be used with PHP Eclipse as a plugin. It will add auto completion for controls available, attributes and events. See PradoReadme.txt . More at http://www.w3avatar.com/php/prado/pradoide.aspx

PHP Manual Search is an Eclipse Plugin to search in the php manual.

PHP Tool Integrations aim is to integrate usefull php tools such as PHP CodeSniffer, PHPUnit and PHP Depend into Eclipse.

PHP - Support for the Eclipse IDE Framework ( www.eclipse.org ). Some Features are PHP parser, debugger, code formatter, outline view, templates...(Programming Language: Java)

A collection of open source plug-ins for the Eclipse IDE.

SfDT is a Eclipse plugin for the Symfony Framework. It provides a toolset for easier, faster and better developing process based on symfony framework.

eZclipse is an Eclipse plug-in for supporting the CMS eZ Publish.

A plugin for IntelliJ IDEA that will enable support for the PHP language with high-level language features such as code completion, class hierarchy, refactoring.

This is an eclipse plugin for CakePHP, it helps CakePHP developer to quick switch across the Model - Controller - View.

ActiveGrid is an Enterprise Web 2.0 solution that allows the composition of code-free applications that comply with corporate IT standards. Technologies include Python, Java, XForm, Xpath, WSDL, CSS, XML Schema (XSD), XACML, and BPEL.

Open source Firefox extensions, phpBB MODs, MediaWiki extensions, Azureus plugins and other add-on tools created by Bananeweizen of www.bananeweizen.de.

Xphere IDE is an Integrated Development Environment based on Eclipse and intended for developing JAVA Applications, JAVA Applets, JAVA SERVLETS, EJB's and PHP software. Xphere IDE is a compilation of Eclipse plugins and other software.

Not the greatest thing since Sliced Bread, it IS Sliced Bread. This project is a series of network tools and a network development SDK, with big hopes, and too little time to code it all.

the project is a front hand for mysql database users to prepare there project base application it is similar to Oracle Devloper2000

Hurricane is a WYSIWYG tool for editing articles in XML format.

Phido (Pronounced Fido) is an Integrated Desktop Environment for PHP, made with Java for Cross-platform compatiability. It features a debugging mode to view your web pages in action, and tab capabilities for editing multiple files.

This eclipse plugin provides the much needed refactoring facility to the PDT editor.