The January 2022 update of PHP Tools for VS Code introduces code lenses and full support for PHP 8.1. Additionally we're adding other neat debugging improvements - debugging adornments with contextually appropriate inline values, quick debug configurations, and more.
I'm sure you have already heard something about it. Docker -the technology that completely took over the software world in the past few years. This article explains what Docker is and how to use it with PHP inside Visual Studio Code.
The PHP Tools for VS Code extension received a lot of neat updates and new features! Let's take a look on the new code-lens, debug improvements, improved code analysis, new tool tips, and more!
I received an mail from one developer using our tools - Mr. Bert Degenhart Drenth from Netherland, which I wanted to share with the rest. It's a Christmas wish in the form of PHP console program :-)
Important! You to have Visual Studio Enterprise for Code Maps to work.
Introducing PHP Tools for Visual Studio, version 1.57! This update brings the new Object ID support in debugger, Project Events, improvements to Remote Explorer and corresponding remote profiles, and improves overall stability and existing features.
The objects sometimes misbehave. You watch them closely when your are debugging and they behave as they should - they know you are watching. You are stepping through the code, sinking deeper into the methods. When you surface back and see your old objects again, they are different, their properties have changed. Something happened to them behind your back.
Let's take a look on the new updates in PHP Tools and Visual Studio. The PHP editor provides more navigation features, debugger works smarter with breakpoints, and the overall stability and performance has been improved.
The latest update to PHP Tools for Visual Studio improves and fixes overall functionality, and updates the PHP 8.1 support. Read more for the details!
