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PhpED 3.2 – More Features Than You Can Poke A Stick At
By: Ben Shepherd
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    2003-09-02

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  • PhpED 3.2 – More Features Than You Can Poke A Stick At
  • The Review
  • Conclusion

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    PhpED 3.2 – More Features Than You Can Poke A Stick At


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    When it comes to finding a PHP based IDE, which has all the bell and whistles attached, you don't have to look much further then NuSphere's phpED 3.2. It is a new release that is going to spin some heads.If you read the article that I wrote about the much-anticipated release of PHP 5.0, you would have discovered the rapid development of the PHP. Looking around the marketplace, it is quite hard to find a PHP based IDE that is affordable and gives you all the necessities in a clear and simple manner.

    Upon my search, I’ve come across a product that stands out from the rest when it comes to developing within an integrated environment. The product I am speaking about is phpED 3.2 by NuSphere Corporation.

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