What's everyone's favorite IDE? I've been using ec...
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Fourth Wave Consulting
02/02/2020, 7:11 PMWhat's everyone's favorite IDE? I've been using eclipse (windows) and it's fine, but it seems like webstorm is more popular and has more features & plugins available
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PNJ
02/02/2020, 7:13 PMReally like WebStorm. I’ve been subscribing to the JetBrains all products pack for about 18 months now & like all of their IDEs.
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erictgrubaugh
02/02/2020, 7:16 PMWebStorm here as well. Pays for itself in productivity gains very quickly.
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JohnnyC
02/02/2020, 8:34 PMThe one thing I still like about Eclipse is a workspace folder. My Account customizations are one git project that contains SDF project folders and non SDF project folders. Eclipse allows me to be working on multiple SDF projects and deploying within one window out of the box. But the random IDE crashes I've been getting lately are forcing me to re-evaluate.
JohnnyC
02/02/2020, 9:30 PMWebStorm added the Attach project feature in 2019.2, giving me the multiple projects in one window. I just use the sdfcli in the terminal window to deploy a specific project in the same WebStorm project window and WebStorm hasn't crashed on me for awhile. I also suspect with the Attach project feature being so new the NetSuite WebStorm plugin will get an update to work without using the terminal window. I've also looked at VS Code with the SDF extension available in the marketplace, and while it works the entire dev toolset is richer in WebStorm.
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Mikey
02/03/2020, 2:01 AMWebstorm (PHPStorm) - Been using this for years coding for a variety of platforms, definitely worth the investment. This free course is a great way to get started with it: https://laracasts.com/series/how-to-be-awesome-in-phpstorm
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Mikey
02/03/2020, 2:06 AMA majority of the videos in the course apply to both Webstorm AND PHPStorm, which is just Webstorm with bundled plugins to allow for PHP development