PDT 1.0 was released today! For all you web developers out there that use PHP and Eclipse, this is something to check out for sure.

PDT is a project to bring a complete set of development tools for PHP on the Eclipse platform.

I have started playing with it, and I have to say, so far I really like it. I will give it a more thorough look over on the next Valid Syntax.

Below is a guide to getting Eclipse installed with PDT, JSEclipse, and the Zend Debugger! Very easy tutorial.

Getting Started with Eclipse PHP Development Tools (PDT) | 2 tablespoons

Are you ready to take a step beyond writing code in a text editor like UltraEdit, BBEdit, or TextMate? Would you like to see those PHP and JavaScript syntax errors in the editor, without transferring files to the server or opening a browser? If so, then you’re ready to jump into the world of the IDE — Integrated Development Environment. I’ll compare the free, open source Eclipse IDE to a few of its commercial competitors Then we’ll go through the steps to install Eclipse PDT All-In-One, the Zend Debugger, JSEclipse, and Subclipse.

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