Here are five very helpful PHP tools for
web development, including development framework, debugger, PHP code generator,
etc.
1.
MODX
MODX is an Open Source Content Management
System (CMS) that dominates SEO, supports all modern web standards and
integrates with existing infrastructure to give web developer complete control
over their online presence.
2.
PHPScriptGen
PHPScriptGen is a powerful free online
development tool that can automatically generate fully functional and
customizable codes for PHP/MySQL applications. Completed CRUD (Create, Retrieve
Update and Delete) scripts can be created within minutes. It is simple and easy
for both beginners and veteran programmers to use.
3.
Qcodo
The Qcodo Development Framework is an
open-source PHP framework that focuses on freeing developers from unnecessary
tedious, mundane coding. It enables some the most highly trafficked websites
and data intensive applications for companies like Lockheed Martin and
Hewlett-Packard, large organizations like Stanford School of Medicine, Academy
of Country Music and NASA, and startups like Chess.com and Uloop.
4.
Seagull
Seagull is a mature OOP framework for
building web, command line and GUI applications. Licensed under BSD, the
project allows PHP developers to easily integrate and manage code resources, and
build complex applications quickly. Many popular PHP applications are already
seamlessly integrated within the project, as are various templating engines,
testing tools and managed library code. If you're a beginner, the framework
provides a number of sample applications that can be customized and extended to
suit your needs. If you're an intermediate or advanced developer, take advantage
of Seagull's best practices, standards and modular codebase to build your
applications in record time.
PHP
Object Generator is an open source PHP code generator which automatically
generates clean & tested Object Oriented code for PHP4/PHP5 application. By
generating PHP objects with integrated CRUD methods, it gives you a head start
in any project.
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