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Javier Eguiluz
Support symfony inclusion in NetBeans
by Javier Eguiluz – September 11, 2008 – 59 comments

NetBeans, the open-source development environment sponsored by Sun, is planning to include support for PHP frameworks in its upcoming versions. As there are so many PHP frameworks, NetBeans developers have organized a public election to choose the two PHP frameworks that will be initially supported.

If you like symfony framework, please spend two minutes voting for it:

  1. Sign up as a user on this page: http://www.netbeans.org/servlets/Join (you must only provide a login and a valid email)
  2. Check your email and click on the link to set the password of your account
  3. Access the page http://www.netbeans.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=145913
  4. Click on the "Vote for this issue" link
  5. In the election ballot that appears, scroll down until you see a row that shows "145913 Support for symfony". You must manually put a "1" in the adjacent text box to indicate that you vote for symfony.
  6. Click on the "Submit" button at the bottom of the page to cast your vote.

This is a unique opportunity to support symfony because the effort required is negligible and the reward could be great. NetBeans is one of the most widely used development environments and native symfony support would facilitate its use by symfony beginners.

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    #1 kwiateusz said on the 2008/09/11 at 20:21
    u have my vote :)
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    #2 Nico said on the 2008/09/11 at 20:52
    Done ! Symfony : 79 pts !
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    #3 Daniel said on the 2008/09/11 at 21:00
    Common guys, vote vote vote...
    I vote already
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    #4 tentamen said on the 2008/09/11 at 21:28
    voted :D
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    #5 disturbedHR said on the 2008/09/11 at 21:29
    Voted!
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    #6 teal said on the 2008/09/11 at 21:43
    Voted. I was 100th :D
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    #7 Nicolas said on the 2008/09/11 at 21:58
    Voted! (107th)
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    #8 Firoz said on the 2008/09/11 at 22:15
    Voted.
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    #9 COil said on the 2008/09/11 at 22:18
    Done ! 112th :)
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    #10 Yanncik said on the 2008/09/11 at 22:53
    Symfony is leading by over 100 votes !! Go Go guys and gals

    Symfony : 121
    Zend: 21
    Cake: 21
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    #11 Petr J said on the 2008/09/11 at 22:55
    BTW, here is the link to NetBeans PHP support: http://php.netbeans.org/
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    #12 Petr said on the 2008/09/11 at 23:04
    Also there is a blog, where you can track, what is new in the NetBeans PHP. See http://blogs.sun.com/netbeansphp/
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    #13 James McGlinn said on the 2008/09/11 at 23:24
    +1 = 130
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    #14 Hugo said on the 2008/09/11 at 23:48
    Done for me :)
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    #15 Eric Bartels said on the 2008/09/11 at 23:51
    Yeah ... +1 from me!
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    #16 Jean Elsner said on the 2008/09/12 at 00:08
    +1
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    #17 COil said on the 2008/09/12 at 00:13
    Will be hard to beat sf now ! jeje ! :)
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    #18 Toc said on the 2008/09/12 at 00:38
    $symfony++;
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    #19 saganxis said on the 2008/09/12 at 02:22
    Voted!
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    #20 yps said on the 2008/09/12 at 03:09
    I see that Symfony seems to be winning. It will definitely get my vote. However, as a back-up, I think some of us could come together to create the NetBeans plugin. The same way that those behind Symfoclipse did.
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    #21 katsuhiro.jp said on the 2008/09/12 at 03:53
    symfony++ :)
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    #22 IOOI said on the 2008/09/12 at 04:31
    +1 gogogo!!
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    #23 ice said on the 2008/09/12 at 04:40
    Done 162th :D
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    #24 Asif Ali Muhammad said on the 2008/09/12 at 07:07
    done... 168th vote...
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    #25 phuson said on the 2008/09/12 at 08:31
    Voted!
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    #26 malas said on the 2008/09/12 at 08:36
    Voting tabulated: malas
    Your votes have been recorded.

    Total votes: 180
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    #27 Andris said on the 2008/09/12 at 08:55
    Voted - 185!
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    #28 geekdevs said on the 2008/09/12 at 09:16
    190!
    symfony rocks!
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    #29 arsenik said on the 2008/09/12 at 09:18
    Go symfony +1
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    #30 Dejan Spasic said on the 2008/09/12 at 09:23
    ++$symfony ;)
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    #31 Peter said on the 2008/09/12 at 09:40
    I hadn't come across NetBeans before - how does it compare to Eclipse?
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    #32 christian said on the 2008/09/12 at 10:10
    voted...
    status changed to STARTED :)))
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    #33 Aliakhtar said on the 2008/09/12 at 10:41
    Voted !

    symfony votes : 203
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    #34 Alex said on the 2008/09/12 at 11:01
    It would be great indeed if Netbeans had support for Symfony. One thing: if you register and vote for this issue, you will get a whole bunch of email from their bug tracking system. You can disable this by loggin in, surfing to http://www.netbeans.org/issues/userprefs.cgi?bank=diffs and selecting "No email notifications".
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    #35 cysiaczek said on the 2008/09/12 at 11:46
    Ahh I have awoken minutes ago...
    Where is this link...
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    #36 Ronny said on the 2008/09/12 at 12:20
    Done!
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    #37 Lucas said on the 2008/09/12 at 13:52
    Symfony:255
    Zend: 28

    Wtf?? This A community
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    #38 Chekote said on the 2008/09/12 at 16:05
    Voted.

    I started using Netbeans 6.5 at the same time I started using symfony. They work very well together and Netbeans is a very nice IDE.

    I used Eclipse previously, and I was relatively happy with the PHP support. But Netbeans has jumped to the head of the pack with this release IMHO.
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    #39 dnovo said on the 2008/09/12 at 16:30
    Done :D
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    #40 Ovidiu said on the 2008/09/12 at 17:15
    I use Vim but I still voted. Symfony rules. :)
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    #41 Chris said on the 2008/09/12 at 17:53
    Voted!
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    #42 Aston said on the 2008/09/12 at 18:22
    VOTED!!! GOGO SYMFONY!!!
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    #43 Altrano said on the 2008/09/12 at 18:32
    I votet 290th :)
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    #44 Joaquin Bravo said on the 2008/09/12 at 18:34
    Voted, but what a horrible interface for the netbeans site.....
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    #45 mozey said on the 2008/09/12 at 21:54
    Voted, but holly mother of god!, thats ONE BAD design!, how un intuative!!?
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    #46 Tiago Ribeiro said on the 2008/09/13 at 01:12
    Done :-)
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    #47 Greg said on the 2008/09/13 at 10:22
    Vote.. but can't they do things more complicated ?
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    #48 COil said on the 2008/09/14 at 01:18
    @Alex: Thanks for the tip. :)
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    #49 Onanga said on the 2008/09/15 at 10:49
    +1 = 355 :)
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    #50 Xacxell said on the 2008/09/15 at 22:18
    Done! Good Luck! XD
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    #51 Gabriel said on the 2008/09/16 at 06:09
    ufff done!!!
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    #52 pieter333 said on the 2008/09/16 at 12:28
    Voted! :) symfony got 380 votes now
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    #53 Hvannentir said on the 2008/09/16 at 14:23
    Voted. 381 so far
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    #54 Robert Diaz said on the 2008/09/18 at 02:08
    It's really wonderful
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    #55 Bartek said on the 2008/09/19 at 01:03
    Where I can get any docs from this event ?
    I mean some presentations etc.
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    #56 Alex said on the 2008/09/23 at 23:31
    No. 1 frawework
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    #57 ronald said on the 2008/09/28 at 06:17
    voted :D
    http://google.com
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    #58 nia said on the 2008/10/14 at 06:51
    voted
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    #59 Luis Figuereedo said on the 2008/11/06 at 02:16
    Yes i need this upgrade