When I started to learn PHP years ago, I came across comments. What a controversial subject! Some programmers tend to comment their code, some don’t. Looking for answers, I went to the Internet to find a never-ending discussion on the topic:
The June 2022 relese of PHP Tools, the version 1.66, has been released. It brings the great Code Lens adornments into the PHP editor, the support for Eloquent local scopes to the PHP IntelliSense, improved inferring of generic types using class-string<T> annotation, and more!
Welcome to the May 2022 update of PHP Tools for Visual Studio. The release v1.65 introduces IntelliSense improvements, enhanced generics support, and mostly the new Debug Inlines and other editor neat improvements.
Newly, the Visual Studio Code allows to install a pre-release version of extensions (see code.visualstudio.com - updates). It's a great feature for both the extension authors and the users. In result, users can try out new things faster, and extension developers can provide their new features to users who are interested.
For custom software development, the Laravel framework is quite popular. It is the most popular PHP framework on Github, with over 56,000 developers worldwide appreciating its powerful features. Why is Laravel so well-liked? It provides the necessary tools to develop websites and web apps faster, more stable, and simple to maintain.
In this tutorial you'll learn how to create more than one container and communicate between them. This requires Docker compose which is a great way for local developing and testing your projects.
Have you heard about the Visual Studio Code for the Web? It's the code editor running in your browser, allowing to work with your local files, files on your GitHub repositories, or files on Azure. Anywhere.
