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Framework and ideas for PHP development (e.g. asp.net)

We need to develop a specific webpage with php and so far we have used asp.net, the problem is that we cannot take typical development steps in php.

For asp.net:

  • Design Interface (aspx / html) (with visual designer)
  • Creating control events (clicking on a button, combo selection, etc.) (for example, double-clicking on the x control generates an asociated click event in codebehind)
  • Add control logic / business system (X button is pressed-> make x control visible / enabled / change your text. Intellisense or autocomplete, or so, by detecting objects and controls that exist on the design page)

In php, there is no clear connection between the programmed page and php code (for example, how to break all intellisense in asp.net and use only response.write () for visual changes: S)

After some search for the model, we use asp.net WebForms (and not mvc.net), so the desired parameter will be constructor + constructor just like WebForms, as possible ...

So ... is there any framework + ide that helps with this problem?

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In the end, we used the VS.PHP plugin ... it's not free, but at least we continue to use the familiar Visual Studio environment without reconfiguring most of our development

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I have not used it yet, but the NetBeans IDE supports PHP along with the Zend and Symfony frameworks, both of which are designed to support the creation of web applications using the MVC pattern. NetBeans also supports other aspects of web development - HTML, CSS, JavaScript. The only thing that is not available right now is HTML5 support, but I believe this is due to the roadmap.

I edited some existing PHP with NetBeans and it seems pretty sharp with code completion and suggestion, so I would suspect that the support for these frameworks is also pretty solid.

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You can use the Prado Framework, it's like .Net, but in PHP, of course, is not complete like .Net. Just search Prado Framework on Google and follow any link to the results page.

Sorry for my English, I just want to help.

Bye

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