Setting up your workstation for Joomla development
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Introduction
This is a trial to better structurize all the wiki pages talking through one another. This is a more summarized, general and joomla oriented version of Setting_up_your_workstation_for_PHP_development
Installing a web server
- XAMPP
- http://www.wampserver.com/en/ WAMP], LAMP, MAMP, ...
Installing an IDE / Editor
- Eclipse IDE
- Komodo Edit
- NetBeans
- UltraEdit, ...
Installing a debugger
- Xdebug on Eclipse
- Zend Debugger on Eclipse, ..
Installing a version control
If you like to contribute to the actual Joomla! code, SVN is what is used there.
- SVN on Eclipse
- Zend debugger on Eclipse
- ...
Installing a build mechanism
- Ant
- Phing
- ...
