On 6/19/07, Donovan Niesen <dniesen at gmail.com> wrote: > > I do a significant amount of work in with HTML, CSS and PHP/MySQL. > Most of my time is spent inside Dreamweaver on my Windows partition. > While Dreamweaver has been good to me, I would like to see what others > are using on a daily basis in Linux. Is there anything with some of > the handier features in Dreamweaver (uploading pages to remote/testing > sites, MySQL integration)? I've always been a fan of Eclipse + PHPEclipse and Phing (Ant clone). You can do remote deployments with Phing through either an SCP task or an Exec task that invokes SCP; an added bonus is that you can set it up so deployment only happens if all unit tests pass ;). With "External Tools" you can also run Phing from within Eclipse, but I usually just have a shell open to my working directory (PuttyCYG when on Windows). You can also use Eclipse's debugger locally or remotely. As for database, I use pgAdminIII through a tunnel that's open on my SSH connection (-D5432 localhost:5432), that can also be accomplished with PuTTY: Connection > SSH > Tunnels - Source port: 5432, Destination: localhost:5432, (*) Remote. I'm sure a similar setup will work with MySQL. I hope that helps :) Harlan -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://mailman.mn-linux.org/pipermail/tclug-list/attachments/20070619/b10c00d6/attachment.htm