Proto Local Address Foreign Address State PID On Windows, run this on command prompt to confirm: If your debugger does not work, you fumbled the settings or your listener is not enabled. If you're running a single machine setup, that won't be necessary.Īny settings for the setup can be found in the PhpStorm project:īut I think they're ok as a default. On the PhpStorm end all you have to do, is enable the listener:Īlso I had to drill a hole into my Windows 7 firewall, to allow my web server to connect into TCP/9000. There reference for all the configuration directives can be found from Xdebug's docs. That enables the server side to initiate a DBGP-connection to the given client (PhpStorm) and start sending data there. On the server end I have a PHP-fpm running, it has I don't think the zero-configuration part is true, but it is almost zero anyway. There is a very good article on PhpStorm author's web site with name Zero-configuration Web Application Debugging with Xdebug and PhpStorm.
In my case, my web server is on a Linux and I typically work on a Windows 7. PhpStorm has all the client-stuff built into it, the only thing that is needed is Xdebug-extension to the server end. Since that it has become my weapon of choice for PHP.įor example, debugging the application is very simple operation. For years I used Notepad++, but then I got a recommendation for JetBrains PhpStorm. Since many of my projects involve PHP, that is not the optimal editor for that. IMHO one of the best editors for a software developer is Microsoft's Visual Studio.
I've written code with a number of text editors (including vim and notepad), some of them really bad and some of them more suited to the task at hand. With computers and programming, the tools you're using is a good starting point. Anybody who has reached a certain level of skill in software development eventually will start thinking about how to make the job easier or be more productive during the day.
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