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Greetings everyone! Welcome to the December installment of PHP Annotated, where we’ll catch up on the most exciting things that have happened in the PHP world over the last month, including curated news, articles, tools, and videos. (more…)

Greetings everyone! Welcome to the October installment of PHP Annotated, where we’ll catch up on the most exciting things that have happened in the PHP world over the last month, including curated news, articles, tools, and videos. (more…)

In this build, you can try the brand new rendered view for PHPDoc comments, return value debugging with Xdebug, and tools that will help you troubleshoot Xdebug configuration. The EAP allows you to try new features from the upcoming PhpStorm 2022.3. EAP builds are free to use, and you can install them side by side with a stable version of PhpStorm. This way, if something doesn’t work correctly, you can quickly switch back to the previous version without disrupting your workflow. Download PhpStorm 2022.3 EAP (more…)

Greetings everyone! Welcome to the September installment of PHP Annotated, where we’ll catch up on the most interesting things that have happened in the PHP world over the last month, including curated news, articles, tools, and videos. (more…)

Greetings everyone! Welcome to the August installment of PHP Annotated, where we’ll catch up on the most interesting things that have happened in the PHP world over the last month, including curated news, articles, tools, and videos. (more…)

PhpStorm 2020.1 is now available! This major release includes out-of-the-box composer.json support, code coverage with PCOV and PHPDBG, PHPUnit toolbox, new inspections, quick-fixes, and refactorings, advanced grammar checker, and many more benefits. Download PhpStorm 2020.1 If you have only a few minutes, watch the What’s New in 2020.1 video above to get a rundown of the major enhancements. If you have more time to spare, read on for an overview of all the changes and things that you should know about this new version. Fasten your seat belts, though, as we have a ton of GIFs for

Greetings everyone, It’s time for the February edition of PHP Annotated! This edition includes 4 new RFCs from PHP Internals and research results on Generics in PHP. We also cover PHPUnit 9 and other releases, articles on Laravel and Symfony, useful tools, videos, podcasts, and a whole lot more! (more…)

PhpStorm supports PHPUnit, Codeception, Behat, and PHPSpec test frameworks out of the box. Previously, to enable integration with them, you needed to perform two steps. First, you had to set up a configuration telling PhpStorm where the corresponding library was located, and then go through and create a run configuration defining how to run it. In PhpStorm 2018.3, the process is much simpler. Here’s all you need to do to get started with a test framework: Declare a dependency in composer.json. Put a configuration file under your project root. This can be behat.yml, codeception.yml, ph

PhpStorm 2018.2 comes with an extra level of flexibility for working with PHPUnit tests. Previously, you could run either a single method in a class, or all methods at once. Now, PhpStorm also lets you run an arbitrary selection of tests. To get started, right-click your test target, that is, a class or a method being tested, and invoke Go To | Test or press Control+Shift+T (⇧⌘T for macOS). Then, select several tests to be executed by using Ctrl (⌘ for macOS) and Shift keys. To run your selection, use the provided keyboard shortcut (Control+Shift+F10 for Windows and ⌃⇧R for macOS):

PhpStorm 2018.1 brings several improvements to streamline and simplify your work with PHPUnit tests. You can now create target classes from tests, annotate your tests easily, and run the tests using the code editor gutter icons. Let’s take a closer look at the new features. (more…)