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Netbeans 6.5 is going to be a great IDE for PHP; if you haven't tried it yet, I suggest you to try it now
(and also have a look to the dev. blog: NetBeans for PHP : weblog)For the future versions Netbeans PHP will include official support for the most voted (and hopefully, the most popular, anyway) php frameworks. You can vote for your own: NetBeans for PHP : weblog Here are the instruction provided from the symfony community: symfony | Web PHP Framework | Blog | Support symfony inclusion in NetBeans And the direct link for vote on issuzilla: Issue 146028 bye |
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