Getting Started

• NetBeans IDE PHP Quick Start Tutorial
• Setting Up a PHP Project
• NetBeans IDE for PHP Editor: Brief Overview
• Introduction to Ajax

Tutorials and Articles

Configuring Your Environment for PHP Development

• Configuring the Environment in Windows
• Configuring the MySQL Database Server in Windows
• Configuring the Environment in OpenSolaris
• Configuring the Environment in Linux Ubuntu Distribution
• Configuring the Environment in Mac OS X
• Deploying PHP to a Server-only OpenSolaris Web Stack

Testing and Debugging

• Debugging PHP Source Code in the NetBeans IDE
• Testing with PHPUnit and Selenium
• NetBeans for PHP Blog: Path Mapping for Remote Debugging

Frameworks

• Developing a Zend Framework Application With Oracle Database 11g and NetBeans IDE
• TipLite blog: CakePHP Support in NetBeans
• NetBeans for PHP Blog: Using Zend Framework with NetBeans IDE
• My Beloved PHP blog: Netbeans revisited: Code Completion for Code-igniter II
• My Beloved PHP blog: Netbeans: Code Completion for the Kohana Framework
• See also: Symfony and Zend framework support documents in the Screencasts and Community Contributions sections.

Creating a Database-Driven Application With PHP

• Main Page: Creating a CRUD Application with PHP
• Part 1: Creating a MySQL Database
• Part 2: Designing the Application. Reading from the Database
• Part 3: Creating a New Application User
• Part 4: Optimizing the Code
• Part 5: Adding Security. Implementing Application User Logon
• Part 6: Writing a New Entry Into the Database
• Part 7: Updating and Deleting Entries In the Database
• Part 8: Making the Application Look Better Using CSS
• Part 9: Deploying the Application on a Remote Web Server

Deploying a PHP Application on a Remote Server

• Deploying a PHP Application on a Remote Web Server