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Murray,
Congratulations on learning a new skill! I'm not sure it matters which
IDE you use since you will still get to write quite a bit of PHP with
either of them, so pick one and go. Clearly the Zend route is going to
cause you to create the user interface manually and I see some benefit
to that since you really need HTML and Java Script in your programming
toolbox eventually anyway, The WebSmart route does a nice job of
setting up a very orderly approach to the project, which makes the
development cycle faster since it does most of the plumbing for you
leaving the business logic for you to insert. I have licenses for and
use both of them, when editing PHP code they are about the same until it
comes to debugging, there the Zend tool is a bit better.
Bottom line, I'm not sure it matters, pick what you like and do it.
Jim Oberholtzer
Chief Technical Architect
Agile Technology Architects
On 5/9/2013 7:58 PM, Murray Crofskey wrote:
Hi All,
Coming from a RPG background, which one do you think is investing time
and effort in... Websmart php or Zend studio + Zend framework
I have access to Zend server running on Ibm i
No immediate projects I will use this for, just self learning...
Cheers Murray
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