In a previous post we saw how PhpStorm handles Version Control Systems (VCS). A very popular VCS is Git, driven by the collaboration that’s possible using GitHub. In this post, we’ll explore several integrations with GitHub that are available from within your IDE: Create a GitHub repository Clone a GitHub repo Create a gist on GitHub Open in browser Use the GitHub issue tracker Next to those actions, PhpStorm provides full support for the Git VCS like commit and update file/directory or an entire project, changelists, revision support and so forth. More on these features can be

Modern web development workflow can hardly be effective without a Version Control System (VCS) managing all your source code. It’s absolutely essential for team development or when your project grows large. VCS takes care of all your source code management, tracking changes made by developers and letting you: revert files to the previous revision; review code before applying changes and distributing it among the whole team; correct mistakes; develop in different branches; and do lots of other useful things. PhpStorm (and other IDEs based on the IntelliJ Platform) provides integration with s