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Episode 7 – What’s Coming in PhpStorm 2020.1 – EAP Video Series

Roman Pronskiy
Roman Pronskiy

The Early Access Program is getting close to the finish, and so does the What’s coming in 2020.1 video series. In the last episode of the 2020.1 season, see how to trigger debugging of a PHP script from HTTP Client, how to split terminal sessions to see them side by side, and how to customize the status bar.


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