What is better Phpstorm vs VS code?

archi-felix2019-09-04 23:18:28

phpstorm

archi-felix, 2019-09-04 23:18:28

Phpstorm or Visual Studio Code
Which is better for web development projects?
Used: PHP, JS, both PHP and JS frameworks, gitLub, Docker, etc.

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sim3x, 2019-09-04
@archi-felix

phpstorm

Eugene, 2019-09-05
@coller13

My main stack is Php, js. I have been using PHPstorm for several years, working full time. When the constant problems with the activation of the pirate began, I decided to buy a license with a monthly payment. Each subsequent year of payment, a discount is provided. When I heard about VSCode last year, I decided to try it, maybe you can get a free good tool.
You can't... Good things don't come for free, no matter what anyone says.
In my opinion, nothing better than PHPStorm for the basic web development stack has yet been invented.
Just searching for a project in PHPStorm is worth it! Try the search functions Double Shift - look for files/directories, Ctrl+Shift+F - look for code snippets. Everything! These two features are enough to understand that VSCode cannot even come close to the storm at the moment.
PHPStorm has the best indexing and fastest search. Especially if you have an SSD, then it's just a rocket.
Of course, if you have a project with three controllers and two classes, then you know from memory where which files are. But if the project is more or less large, then PHPStorm improves performance at times, especially with its built-in Intellisence.
For those who do not agree to pay for a PHPStorm license. Dear! IDE is your main tool that brings you money. Do you really feel sorry for one and a half Big Tasty a month to pay for your working tool?

Daria Motorina, 2019-09-04
@glaphire

There is such a comparison -tyts
The main advantage of the storm is a lot of internal tools for analyzing and improving the work of php code and good plugins for frameworks (for symfony - just super)

Delirium, 2019-09-06
@Delirium

If the projects are very small, then vscode is enough. If there will be work with a large code base and, moreover, not written by you, then vscode will no longer work. If buying phpstorm is still a problem, get the free netbeans. It is worse than phpstorm in places, but it is many times better than vscode for working with php and large projects.

Vladislav Bulgdakov, 2019-09-05
@stick_qwe

nvim

sgtpahomey, 2019-09-06
@sgtpahomey

VS Vode text editor. IDEA (webstorm, phpstorm and other editions) is a complete IDE. After their IntelliSense, I have no idea how to live. Refactoring, auto-import out of the box. There are a bunch of plugins for VS Vode, but they can conflict with each other and many require file work. However, there is one drawback: in IDEA, the plugin for Vue is only in ultimate. But, I have not yet got a job in the office for full time, I use a crack. It's a shame, but when I earn money, I buy it, or how I get settled, I'll get a key.

Vasily minodvesP, 2019-09-06
@benoni

Another assembly of Eclipse for PHP, NetBeans for PHP, as well as an interesting lightweight CodeLite IDE, which also supports puff. And they are all free)
Although PHP Storm is probably the most advanced IDE for PHP out of the existing ones, and if possible, it is probably better to buy it.

Andrey Chursin, 2020-02-27
@AndreyChursin

Honestly, I work on vs code (I used to work on sublime t3)
So far, everything suits me, but my technology stack is small (php, js, css, html) IntelliSense doesn’t work very well in vsc (but it’s not an IDE) and everything quickly turns around ...
If I can't cope, I will look at the side of a full-fledged IDE, but projects for 500k are quite assembled on VSCode.