Comments on: Using NetBeans for WordPress Debugging & Development http://serverpress.com/news/using-netbeans-for-wordpress-debugging-development/ Developer and Designer Solutions for WordPress Tue, 14 May 2013 05:51:03 +0000 hourly 1 By: Stephen Carroll http://serverpress.com/news/using-netbeans-for-wordpress-debugging-development/#comment-210 Stephen Carroll Thu, 14 Jun 2012 06:35:55 +0000 http://serverpress.com/?p=2687#comment-210 Haven't tried it ourselves but, I've added it to the "to do" list! :-) Haven’t tried it ourselves but, I’ve added it to the “to do” list! :-)

]]> By: sph750 http://serverpress.com/news/using-netbeans-for-wordpress-debugging-development/#comment-209 sph750 Thu, 14 Jun 2012 06:30:36 +0000 http://serverpress.com/?p=2687#comment-209 Hi Stephen, Great Job. I would like to add phpunit, is it easy too ? Hi Stephen,
Great Job. I would like to add phpunit, is it easy too ?

]]> By: sph750 http://serverpress.com/news/using-netbeans-for-wordpress-debugging-development/#comment-202 sph750 Fri, 25 May 2012 22:12:26 +0000 http://serverpress.com/?p=2687#comment-202 great, thanks you for this article great, thanks you for this article

]]> By: Stephen Carroll http://serverpress.com/news/using-netbeans-for-wordpress-debugging-development/#comment-198 Stephen Carroll Wed, 16 May 2012 19:16:21 +0000 http://serverpress.com/?p=2687#comment-198 Hello Ray, Since DesktopServer works like a real web server, you can obtain updates if your theme author implements an update mechanism. However, you'd most like use WordPress' native child theming behavior so that you can just update the parent theme w/out affecting your modifications. Otherwise, you may wish to look into NetBeans' native Dif tool that is built into the Tools pull down menu. It will show you changes and modifications between your currently open file and another of your choosing. The interface is full featured and very powerful. Regards, Stephen Hello Ray,
Since DesktopServer works like a real web server, you can obtain updates if your theme author implements an update mechanism. However, you’d most like use WordPress’ native child theming behavior so that you can just update the parent theme w/out affecting your modifications. Otherwise, you may wish to look into NetBeans’ native Dif tool that is built into the Tools pull down menu. It will show you changes and modifications between your currently open file and another of your choosing. The interface is full featured and very powerful.

Regards,
Stephen

]]> By: solari http://serverpress.com/news/using-netbeans-for-wordpress-debugging-development/#comment-195 solari Wed, 16 May 2012 17:13:40 +0000 http://serverpress.com/?p=2687#comment-195 Great stuff. What about versioning and the like? Often I need to modify templates I've purchased and when they issue updates I need to be able to track the changes I've made and integrate in the new updates. What's the best/easiest practice for something like this? Thanks! Ray Great stuff. What about versioning and the like? Often I need to modify templates I’ve purchased and when they issue updates I need to be able to track the changes I’ve made and integrate in the new updates. What’s the best/easiest practice for something like this? Thanks!

Ray

]]> By: codersteve http://serverpress.com/news/using-netbeans-for-wordpress-debugging-development/#comment-194 codersteve Mon, 14 May 2012 10:22:03 +0000 http://serverpress.com/?p=2687#comment-194 Hi Stephen, Thank you for this super article! I especially found the "Debugging with NetBeans" discussion very helpful. And yes, DesktopServer makes it so much easier than dealing with manual set up of XAMPP and XDEBUG! Thank you for recommending NetBeans - I've just uninstalled Eclipse :) Thank you, Steve Hi Stephen,

Thank you for this super article! I especially found the “Debugging with NetBeans” discussion very helpful. And yes, DesktopServer makes it so much easier than dealing with manual set up of XAMPP and XDEBUG!

Thank you for recommending NetBeans – I’ve just uninstalled Eclipse :)

Thank you,
Steve

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