Netbeans - Accessing database with it

(5 votes, average: 4.40 out of 5)

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Hello,
Today I'm posting one more tip about Netbeans. I have used (a while) it to access the database of my applications.
In addition to opening a program unless there are other advantages that you will see below.

Today I am working with DB2 (IBM), but this will show POST connection to MySQL On another occasion I explain how to configure DB2, SQLite, etc..

Accessing your bank with Netbeans you have limited resources. PhpMyAdmin makes things even more. But I use just to ease my life a bit, as I said, I can program and run queries using only the IDE.

Below I will show how to setup and some features I like.

1) Enable the Services tab, choose Database / Drivers:

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Netbeans 6.5 - An excellent IDE

(2 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)

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Personal speech all good?

I have done a test with Netbeans 6.5 to develop my code and would like to post my opinion and show some features that I found interesting in this IDE.

The points that I will mention a few are close to all features of Netbeans, as I said, I speak only of those who found a difference:

• Quick Search (Search files, folders, classes, methods ...);
• Rename variables;
• Integration with SVN (without configuring anything. Just having made ​​checkout.)
• Tips in the form of warning;
• Find and replace in project or selected folder;
• Autocomplete in JS and support libraries (Jquery in my case);
• Ability to 'dock' plugins;
• Fullscreen mode (ALT + SHIFT + ENTER);
• Navigate
  • Go to File: do a search by file name;
  • Skip to type: make a search by class name;
  • Go to Symbol: do a search for names métdos;

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Zend Studio for Eclipse - Leaving the shortcuts in the format Zend

(4 votes, average: 4.50 out of 5)

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Well, today put a tip.

I think one of the first things someone who migrates / test the Zend Studio to Zend Studio for Eclipse perceives and hate are keyboard shortcuts. I especially try to do as many things from the keyboard (double-line, off line, call documentation, goto, etc ...).

I never liked Eclipse, so I do not know the shortcuts, and with them tarbalhasse my productivity would fall for sure.

To make shortcuts in Zend Studio for Eclipse Zend Studio format just follow these steps:

Call the menu "Window / Preferences"

1. Expand the "General"
2. Click on "Keys"
3. And in the "Scheme" choose "Zend Studio"
4. Click OK (duh)

But it is noteworthy that some shortcuts do not work exactly as in Zend Studio. Ex: In the Studio was CTRL + D to duplicate a line or a snippet of code selected in the case of Eclipse it is apens doubles the line.
If you notice more differences please post.

That is, I hope this tip helps someone hehehe

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Zend Studio for Eclipse (6.1)

(7 votes, average: 4.29 out of 5)

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And then guys all good?

I spent a week working with Zend Studio for Eclipse to test. I particularly liked a lot. Of course I very surprised because I never adapted to the 'format Eclipse' to work. But I made an effort to use it.

Well, things that I used and that it has in Zend Studio 5.5 are:

1. "Go to Declaration 'in the variables;
2. Refractor for files, classes, functions and variables;
3. New PHP Class and PHP Interface;
4. Possibility of moving the order of tabs;
5. Generating Getters / Setter;
6. Control 'To the' now is in a bar in order to 'end';
7. List of Profiles that have been executed;

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How to debug their code PHP with Zend Studio

(5 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)

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Good morning all good people?

As I posted about setting up the Zend debugg ( Windows / Linux ) now I'll post a video of how to use this feature (if someone does not know yet).

As he was without a microphone, took a test making the video with the notebook open to go writing what I speak. It was not the best, but I think it's to understand perfectly. Anyway I posted the video ... it was bad please tell me .. then I'll record the video again with a microphone

To see the video click the link below:

http://marcelosabadini.com.br/videos/video-aula-3 (Debugg)