Programs for developing web applications from under linux

Alexander Wolf2012-10-21 19:31:14

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Alexander Wolf, 2012-10-21 19:31:14

Hello, dear Khabrovites and Khabrovites, and in particular Linuxoids! Please tell me who uses what to develop websites and web applications using linux. Under Win* was WebMatrix. Very satisfied. The subject itself: Who uses what to develop web applications from under linux (ubuntu 12.*)? It is desirable (though not required) that everything be on the heap: Server, editor, etc. etc.
Thanks in advance:)

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Vladimir Chernyshev, 2012-10-21
@VolCh

Something serious - IDE, in particular IDE from JetBrains (WebSrotm, PhpStorm, RubyMine, etc.). Sketch something quickly - vim / emacs / sublime for an amateur. Although you can install plugins in gedit. It's in terms of code management.
A dev environment to run, or similar to production (standard packages, such as apt-get install apache2 php5 mysql-server), or built into the runtime/framework (php -s), or generally run on a VDS.
Well, the console, where without it, even with the IDE.

Evgeny Bezymyannikov, 2012-10-21
@psman

Sublime Text - selection of the entire
SQLBuddy command - like an admin panel to sql
Well, put Apache on linux + nginx anyone

AGvin, 2012-10-21
@AGvin

Look to the side:

Eclipse
netbeans

But, I advise, specify on what you want to write.

Valery Dmitriev, 2012-10-21
@rotor

I use Komodo Edit. For several years now. Everything suits me. I tried alternative editors, for my subjective taste Komodo is the best.

Alexander Maslov, 2012-10-21
@drakmail

emacs.

mukizu, 2012-10-21
@mukizu

Sublime Text 2
If you need something much more than just a good editor with a bunch of plugins, then choose from the IDE

Jeket, 2012-10-22
@Jeket

Aptana Studio
aptana.com

uver, 2014-01-14
@uver

IntelliJ IDEA - beautiful, UI-shno, a lot of plugins, a bunch of bells and whistles
Sublime - a powerful convenient text editor with plugins for languages and features
Vim - well, it's like pure hardcore when there is only a console and a remote server

rakot, 2012-10-21
@rakot

Usually they use the same thing, because. almost all IDEs for web development in Java.

Artur, 2012-10-21
@kovalevsky

I have Netbeans as an IDE, sketch something - Geany.
Moreover, even Geany can be made into something similar to an IDE, but this is already a perversion.

Bagobor, 2012-10-22
@Bagobor

did not notice the mention of Cloud9 IDE.
the cloud IDE is installed locally.
has its pros and cons - like all other IDEs.

safright, 2012-10-22
@safright

PHP server on a virtual machine (purely IMHO - this is somewhat better than installing it on the current machine), as a development environment - sublime - it has a bunch of plugins for everything in a row. Well, devtools from chrome - I also spend a fair amount of time in it.
I don’t see any point in looking at the IDE, except for the deep need to work with some kind of zend: in all other cases, names/commands/functions are easier to either memorize, or the sublime autocomplete gives you a normal choice.

antonre, 2014-05-10
@antonre

There is not enough information, but I suspect that the problem is that

$(document).ready(function() {
    $(".test").click(function() { alert(true); });
});

fires on dom load event in iframe.
In this case, the event will not fire. Rewrite without wrapping
$(".test").click(function() { alert(true); });