Are there strict rules for this kind of thing? I am a student and have no development experience. Please give me some popular knowledge
Are there strict rules for this kind of thing? I am a student and have no development experience. Please give me some popular knowledge
There are a lot of development tools... Do you mean the editor by the development tools? No one in the editor limits what you can use. Whether it is a file editor or an IDE, who cares if it does not affect your work? As long as the code written is consistent with the company's specifications and there are no major bugs when the code is online. If you love using sublime, use sublime, love to use EditPlus, use EditPlus, love to use phpstorm, use phpstorm, love to use Zend Studio, use Zend Studio, love to use DreamWeaver, use DreamWeaver, love to use Visual Studio, use Visual Studio, love to use Eclipse, use Eclipse, love Use Vim, use Vim, use whatever you like, whatever works best for you. You can even use the text editor that comes with Windows~
Use whatever tools you like, but don’t use piracy.
The Geany and Netbeans I use on Ubuntu are both free and open source products, so there is no need to worry about piracy.
And no matter what development tools you use, it is best to use them. A unified development environment, such as a unified PHP version. As for the code, it also requires unified encoding (such as UTF-8), unified indentation (such as a tab character), and unified line breaks (such as LF in Linux).
Languages, platforms, libraries, etc. must of course comply with team regulations and specifications
IDE as you like
I have seen many people using sublime
sublime text
Depending on personal habits, most companies do not have rigid specifications for IDE
PHPstorm, the IDE is easy to use and the code format is unified.
git,worktile