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InfluxDB
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SaaSHub
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php-mode is pretty good combined with lsp-mode. If you are editing PHP files with only PHP script I would go with php-mode. If you are using PHP files with a lot of HTML and PHP I would recommend using web-mode together with the PHP language server.
I install via M-x list-packages which requires setting up emacs to point to melpa.
php-mode is pretty good combined with lsp-mode. If you are editing PHP files with only PHP script I would go with php-mode. If you are using PHP files with a lot of HTML and PHP I would recommend using web-mode together with the PHP language server.
php-mode is pretty good combined with lsp-mode. If you are editing PHP files with only PHP script I would go with php-mode. If you are using PHP files with a lot of HTML and PHP I would recommend using web-mode together with the PHP language server.
lsp-mode adds some more modern features like code completion for object fields and tooltips containing object documentation. Serenata is a good backend for lsp, but I've had good results with intelephense too.
You can safely ignore anyone suggesting lsp-mode, it's harmful and borderline malware. You should be using eglot instead.
You may want yasnippets. It's in melpa. I don't use lsp-mode. Consider using gnu global with ggtags and ctags for parsing and indexing your code-base for searching for symbols within emacs.
You may want yasnippets. It's in melpa. I don't use lsp-mode. Consider using gnu global with ggtags and ctags for parsing and indexing your code-base for searching for symbols within emacs.
You may want yasnippets. It's in melpa. I don't use lsp-mode. Consider using gnu global with ggtags and ctags for parsing and indexing your code-base for searching for symbols within emacs.