what recomended php programming software that enables you to see the design while programming?

hi аll
i bουght ready templates аnd want tο mаkе іt dynamic website using php ,,, whаt nοt compulsory program ѕhουld i work wіth

(i аm nοt gonna υѕе notepad , thats fοr sure )

=)

thanks

6 Responses to “what recomended php programming software that enables you to see the design while programming?”

  • vish says:

    wow dude.. i agree,,, not notepad…. here are some.. Bluefish ,emacs, Dreamweaver,NuSphere PhpED

    excellent luck frnd…

  • catbertnc says:

    Every web developer I’ve ever met writes their code in a text editor (usually Notepad ++). This is how scripting works. You write the code, open an internet browser, and see what it does. Modify the code, refresh the browser, see what changed.

  • Hamid Salehpour ( Harry ) حميد صالحپور says:

    Tho most professionals are these:
    Zend Studio Professional http://www.zend.com
    PHP Designer http://www.mpsoftware.dk

  • BlueBoden says:

    Use notepad or similar text editor, if you don’t like that, then hire someone to do the site for you.

    Some things doesn’t come simple, some things takes a long time to to learn, you don’t simply go downloading some editor, and find things to be simple.

    I would recommend notepad++, as this adds features such as syntax highlighting, tabbed editing, and it supports most languages.

    Beginners often tend to get caught up in the WYSIWYG/Template world, i would say its a huge mistake, they are in the worst of cases really putting a stop to their own abilities.

    Experienced web designers often admit to spend most time in source-view, despite some of them using WYSIWYG such as DW.

    If you want WYSIWYG, then setup dual monitors and have a browser window open on your second watch, that is as close as you can get, if you don’t want to drastically limit your abilities.

  • Charles R says:

    There are two very excellent IDE for PHP that I have found that lets you trace your code and see live results one is Komodo from Active State www.activestate.com the other is Aptana. But having said that there is a touch to be said for going ancient school while learning. These are only tools to heavy a dependence on any particular tool can work against you especially if you get into an environment where you must use the tools select for you not the ones of your choice

  • Fudge says:

    Try Cast a shadow on for PHP
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRFZpk-YHl4

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