When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found PhpStorm easier to use, administer, and do business with overall. However, reviewers preferred the ease of set up with Knockout.js.
I love the idea of observing and being able to link them seamlessly to any html detail.
It has been firmly superseded in popularity by the two giants React and Angular, which have way bigger endorsers and a lot of documentation and Q/A on Stack Overflow and the internet in general.
I love the shortcut and intuitive nature of Phpstorm. The application has many plugins I can use as needed, for different projects. I love that the shortcuts to open a file, and the simplicity of such shortcuts (where I can add a trailing slash when...
I felt like it tried to do too much and was overly complicated. Other IDEs are a lot more straightforward.
I love the idea of observing and being able to link them seamlessly to any html detail.
I love the shortcut and intuitive nature of Phpstorm. The application has many plugins I can use as needed, for different projects. I love that the shortcuts to open a file, and the simplicity of such shortcuts (where I can add a trailing slash when...
It has been firmly superseded in popularity by the two giants React and Angular, which have way bigger endorsers and a lot of documentation and Q/A on Stack Overflow and the internet in general.
I felt like it tried to do too much and was overly complicated. Other IDEs are a lot more straightforward.