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Php Storm Or VS Code

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Imo, php storm.

I've tried dozens of plug-ins on VS Code but none allow you to get to a level similar to that offered by php storm.

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Thats true, Im a vs code user myself but after moving from js to laravel I found that PHP storm is much better to work with laravel than vs code

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I especially love the git interface in PHPStorm. It's the part that prevents me more from switching back to VSCode. I tried Git Graph and GitLens as well, but nothing beats the PHPStorm git GUI imho.

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Moved to Zed never turning back.

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Sadly, it's available only on Linux and osx

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Is windows still a thing? In developing? Hehehheh

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is it really that good though?

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I love it. Simple no bullshit and light

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I use PHPStorm primarily but there will soon be an official VS Code plugin from the Laravel team, so that will help to make the experience better in VS Code.

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that sound amazing, any details on when it will be out?

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They said an initial release should be coming out sometime this month.

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Alright brother thanks for that insight

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For pesonal and smaller projects VSCode. for large codebases and colloborative work PHPStorm

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Thanks for that, its important to note

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Always PHP Storm.

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Notepad++
Okay, if seriously, PhpStorm. Always. And Notepad++ :D

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I appreciate your response

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love phpstorm intelligent features and laravel idea plugin but hate their slowness and memory ineficiency

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PHPStorm every time.

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its just been suited for PHP, the refactoring tools, once you get used to them, there is no going back.

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Im looking forward to that, I have a limited experience with it but so far Im enjoying it

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Cursor! Essentially, VS Code with a built in AI assistant - you can choose which LLM to use. I find it better than using copilot and the Jetbrains AI. I've also got a ton of different plugins helping me out to bring all the features of PHPStorm that I liked, but keeping it feeling fast and lightweight.

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What plugins do you use?

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I have a bunch, some I took from Caleb Porzio's "Make VS Code Awesome" course, and then I added some language support and other tools to make it feel closer to PHPStorm. I'll post a list here in a bit.

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@Yvan List of my extensions in Cursor/VS Code

adpyke.codesnap
be5invis.vscode-custom-css
bmewburn.vscode-intelephense-client
bradlc.vscode-tailwindcss
calebporzio.better-phpunit
christian-kohler.npm-intellisense
dansysanalyst.pest-snippets
davidanson.vscode-markdownlint
dotjoshjohnson.xml
eamodio.gitlens
eg2.vscode-npm-script
junstyle.php-cs-fixer
m1guelpf.better-pest
mikestead.dotenv
mrmlnc.vscode-duplicate
ms-vscode.live-server
naumovs.color-highlight
onecentlin.laravel-blade
rebornix.toggle
ryanluker.vscode-coverage-gutters
sharat.vscode-brewfile
this-fifo.natty
tyriar.sort-lines
vscode-icons-team.vscode-icons
vue.volar
xdebug.php-debug

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Thank you

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I want to move from vscode to cursor, it seems really good

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sounds amazing, Ill check it out. Does it have tailwind support?

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Anything you can use in VS Code you can use in Cursor. So yes, it will support the Tailwind Intellisense plugins.

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awesome, thanks fro sharing ill try it out

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VSCode feels snappier to me. Been using PHPSTorm for months, so yes there's some kind of turning back sometimes ahah.

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Im now at a point where I use vs code for other stacks like MERN work and phpstorm for laravel

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