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Using SVN with a Zend Studio Project
The folks at Zend were kind enough to offer me a license for Zend Studio and since I’m a fan of where the project is going, I’m excited about using it here. The advantage here is that I can cover some things like Unit Testing in a consistent manner in the videos to come. That’s not to say that NetBeans can’t do unit testing, or synchronization with SVN, but the configuration and environment isn’t as tailored to Zend Development.
You can grab a 60 day trial of Zend Studio from Zend. This video covers setting up SVN with Zend Studio, however I’m not going to make a habit of covering Zend-Studio specific features. That’s why I’m posting another video later today about web services with a little more meat that isn’t development environment specific.
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The folks at Zend were kind enough to offer me a license for Zend Studio and since I’m a fan of where the project is going, I’m excited about using it here. The advantage here is that I can cover some things like Unit Testing in a consistent manner in the videos to come. That’s not to say that NetBeans can’t do unit testing, or synchronization with SVN, but the configuration and environment isn’t as tailored to Zend Development.
You can grab a 60 day trial of Zend Studio from Zend. This video covers setting up SVN with Zend Studio, however I’m not going to make a habit of covering Zend-Studio specific features. That’s why I’m posting another video later today about web services with a little more meat that isn’t development environment specific.