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Zend Studio allows us to profile the code we write in PHP using an easy to use profiler it already includes. The following video clip shows how simple it is.

January 27th, 2013 | Tags: PHP, Profiler, Zend Studio | Category: PHP | Leave a comment

When selecting a specific type and pressing CTRL + T we will get a small diagram that shows the types hierarchy the selected type extends from. This shortcut works in Eclipse as well.

July 5th, 2011 | Tags: shortcut, Zend Studio | Category: PHP | Leave a comment

Pressing CTRL + F6 we can easily scroll through the opened files and switch to the file we want to edit. This shortcut works in Eclipse as well. Pressing ALT + any of the right / left arrows allows us to switch between the opened files editors. This shortcut works in Eclipse as well.

July 5th, 2011 | Tags: Switch Open Files, Zend Studio | Category: PHP | Leave a comment

Pressing CTRL+M maximizes the editor view. Pressing again returns the editor view back to its normal size.

July 5th, 2011 | Tags: Editor View, Zend Studio | Category: PHP | Leave a comment

We can easily place a line in a comment. We just need to place the mouse marker on that line and press CTRL + ‘/’. We can comment more than one line by marking the lines we want to comment and press CTRL + Shift + ‘/’. The following video clip shows that.

July 5th, 2011 | Tags: comments, shortcut, Zend Studio | Category: PHP | Leave a comment