PHP Tools transparently integrate into Microsoft Visual Studio, and extend it with the support for PHP language. The extension is focused on developer productivity respecting conventions. It understands your code, provides smart code completion, quick navigation, syntax error checking, integrated PHP manual, project system, debugging support and more. PHP Tools for Visual Studio brings seamless analysis of source code within PHP projects. In addition to IntelliSense improvements, this feature gives you smart code validation which underlines unused variables, type mismatches, dead code and other suspicious constructs in your code.

LiveXAML runs while you are debugging your application inside an emulator. Whenever you save any XAML file, it automatically updates the running application. LiveXAML has no restrictions on libraries or code usage. You can interact with the interface as you normally do. No additional configuration needed besides initial installation.

PhpStorm is a PHP IDE that actually ‘gets’ your code. It supports PHP 5.3/5.4/5.5/5.6/7.0/7.1/7.2, provides on-the-fly error prevention, best autocompletion & code refactoring, zero configuration debugging, and an extended HTML, CSS, and jаvascript editor.

RevDeBug provides a way to record a debugging session, but without the need to start or operate one. With the push of a „REC” button RevDeBug will record all magic that happens in your code.

Live Testing, Screenshots and Code Analytics On Your Local Machine. With BrowseEmAll everything runs on your machine. This makes testing normal websites, staging environments and localhost possible out of the box. And your data stays secure and never leaves your network. We run all browsers on your local machine so you get the same browsing experience as your users do. Of course all browsers come with their native developer tools for easy debugging.

Debugging complex expressions is never easy. How do you see what was returned by inline and nested method calls? What did each predicate in the if statement evaluate to? Without simplifying the code or adding variables to store individual results, answering these questions is difficult. With OzCode's powerful Simplify feature, you can answer those questions with ease! When stepping over an expression, OzCode provides a visual representation of what each predicate evaluated to and the return value of any inline and nested method calls.

Live Testing, Screenshots and Code Analytics On Your Local Machine. With BrowseEmAll everything runs on your machine. This makes testing normal websites, staging environments and localhost possible out of the box. And your data stays secure and never leaves your network. We run all browsers on your local machine so you get the same browsing experience as your users do. Of course all browsers come with their native developer tools for easy debugging.

PhpStorm is a PHP IDE that actually ‘gets’ your code. It supports PHP 5.3/5.4/5.5/5.6/7.0/7.1/7.2, provides on-the-fly error prevention, best autocompletion & code refactoring, zero configuration debugging, and an extended HTML, CSS, and jаvascript editor.

LiveXAML runs while you are debugging your application inside an emulator. Whenever you save any XAML file, it automatically updates the running application. LiveXAML has no restrictions on libraries or code usage. You can interact with the interface as you normally do. No additional configuration needed besides initial installation.

PHP Tools transparently integrate into Microsoft Visual Studio, and extend it with the support for PHP language. The extension is focused on developer productivity respecting conventions. It understands your code, provides smart code completion, quick navigation, syntax error checking, integrated PHP manual, project system, debugging support and more. PHP Tools for Visual Studio brings seamless analysis of source code within PHP projects. In addition to IntelliSense improvements, this feature gives you smart code validation which underlines unused variables, type mismatches, dead code and other suspicious constructs in your code.