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I love programming, particularly with PHP and enjoy working with CodeIgniter in a very big way.
I also love music, movies and enjoy gaming in a very big way... Nothing beats turning on a god game and blowing away some baddies after coding for a few hours. Granted I should pobably find a few more hobbies.
And oh yeah, did I mention that I lived in Bristol...
Emmanuel Okorie
As a developer, I have sometimes found it quite hard to test my websites on various devices. Up until recently, the only way I was able to view websites developed on my machine on various portable devices was to download and set up No-IP. Not complaining about the service, but if you have multiple websites you wish to demo, No-IP only gives you a maximum of 5 hosts to work with.
Today, I am going to show you how to setup up a Zend Framework 2 project using PHPStorm 6. PHPStorm has come a long way to become onefo the best IDE's for web development. It still has a ways to go but when you look at the features it offers, believe me, you will not want to be dropping it. To find out more about PHPStorm 6, its features and of course to download a trial, please visit the PHPStorm website.
Now to get on with our tutorial.
Hello everyone... Feels like forever since I have been on here and my apologies if there hasn't that much content on the site over the past few months.
I recently started a new job and prior to this, most of the time was being spent getting a few things sorted. So what new? I started with a company called GDS International. I am part of a small time of 4 developers. So far, I have to say I am enjoying it. This is quite simply a new opportunity for me to expand on my current skillset.
