Features
- Code folding
- Customized Framework Project Layout
- Zend Framework Zend_Tool Integration
- Model–view–controller View
- In-place Refactoring (smart rename)
- Code semantic analysis & quick fix
- PHP 4 and PHP 5.X Support
- Mark occurrences of language elements, exit paths and requires
- Type hierarchy of classes and methods
- Dojo Toolkit support
- jsDoc support
- PHP script debugging (Remote/local servers and Browser via FireFox plugin)
- Auto detection of a local Zend Server
- Servers View
- Zend Server events list
- Import and debug Zend Server events
- Easy project creation on Zend Server
- Quick on-server debug mechanism
- Zend Server API
- Integrated PHPUnit
- Integration with phpDocumentor
- Atlassian connector support via Eclipse plugin (JIRA, Bamboo, FishEye, Crucible)
- Git, Subversion, CVS, and Perforce (via Eclipse plugin) support
- Deployment with FTP, SFTP and FTP over SSH
- Database view for MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL, SQLite and others
- Project/File Browser
- Web services support
- Import Zend Studio 5.5 projects
- Remote Project Support
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