phpinspectionsea VS awesome-music

(I actually held the same opinion as you until recently: https://github.com/kalessil/phpinspectionsea/issues/1718 tl;dr the performance impact is negligible)

See here for some background https://github.com/kalessil/phpinspectionsea/issues/1823 although some things seem to not add up (see last comments, the repository maintainer is active on GitHub but does not commit fixes readily prepared by others).

PHP Inspections is a static code analyzer and code review tool for PhpStorm IDE.

The PHP-EA Extended static analysis plugin for PHPStorm has a number of Performance rules which has some of the same items as this list, although they're not all in the performance category, the single quotes inspection is under code style.

PHP Inspections (EA Extended)[1] by Vladimir Reznichenko, a PHP language static analysis plugin for PHPStorm / JetBrains. I've coded in PHP for many years now, but there are many helpful reminders and checks that come standard with it. Some of the small performance quirks are game changers in long running processes, or intensive methods.

[1]: https://github.com/kalessil/phpinspectionsea

Next to read the music you need a player library. Here is list of useful ones per your case/framework https://github.com/ciconia/awesome-music

https://github.com/ciconia/awesome-music

reaper is another DAW that is not free but its only 60 or something so its practically nothing compared to others. i used it for 3 or so years without paying and the only drawback is you have to wait 5 seconds for the nag screen at the start to close.

i don't want to sound like im on commission for reaper but i really love how fast it is to open a project and get started (once you have a licence that is), it has no bs logins that need to connect to a server before it will work. its insanely customisable and its also portable so you can run it from a usb drive. you can also have different versions that can run side by side and be set up in different ways with different settings etc.