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Is there any free Laravel 4 IDE provide autocomplete
I downloaded netbeans but can't get it to support Laravel:
https://netbeans.org/downloads/
thanks,
I just found the answer for netbeans and eclipse
Download the following pre-made file that lists the Laravel namespaces: https://gist.github.com/barryvdh/5227822.
Create a folder anywhere on your computer to hold this file. For example: C:/laravel_helper/eclipse_laravel_helper.php
After you created an Eclipse or NetBeans Laravel project, open project properties and adjust PHP include path to include above created folder.
source: http://raroweb.net/projects/webdev_helper/netbeans/laravel-4-in-eclipse-or-netbeans/
The most sufficient solution I could find is generating helper file for my IDE. Check out this package https://github.com/barryvdh/laravel-ide-helper
It is more or less IDE agnostic and quite popular.
I'm happy with netbeans but you can try sublime text from
http://www.sublimetext.com/
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I want to create a JavaEE project that runs on tomcat. I used to do this using eclipse plugins, but now I'm using intelliJ comunity edition that does not support JEE features.
Is there any kind of tutorial or guide that explains how to build a JEE project from scratch (using command lines for eg). I tired googling this but most of the tutorial are based on eclipse plugins which is a bit sad :(
Thank you.
You can try creating a Maven project in IntelliJ and select 'Create from archetype'. From the list you can select the JavaEE archetype that best suites your needs
I would recommend you jhipster.
jhipster is like yeoman but for javaEE.
It pretty simple but one drawback is stack is a bit predefined. So if you won't use spring, angularJS or something else it can be difficult.
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Cloudberry Explorer for OpenStack storage is suitable client for OpenStack-Swift and it is found in the following link http://www.cloudberrylab.com/free-openstack-storage-explorer.aspx . I'm searching other clients which are exactly similar to this client. I did search in google, but I'm not quite sure about the ones that I found. Could you say the similar type of clients that are available as freeware? I'm doing some experiments, so I need several clients that are similar to Cloudberry Explorer. Thank you.
You can also look at the associated Swift projects for more options.
There's Cyberduck. See http://trac.cyberduck.ch/wiki/help/en/howto/openstack for how to install and configure it.
You can also use the tool ExpandDrive for browsing Cloud storage.
Also the explaination at Swift Stack is useful to understand the Swift Object Storage.
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Learn Joomla Plugin devlopment.Can somebody give me any refrence
http://learnwebdesignonline.com/tutorial-joomla-plugin
Read this.
If you already know PHP then you are off to a great start. I would find some other well written plugins that are GPL and start customizing them. This will get you exposed to Joomla's layered MVC architecture.
If you don't know PHP, grab a book on Amazon with good reviews and start writting PHP before you jump into a complex framework like Joomla.
Mikr
docs.joomla.org/Plugin_Development..Ck this out
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I would like to download new themes for sugar crm...I have looked for it in internet but I haven't found any link where I can download themes. Can you help to me? Thanks
Usually you just make them yourself, either starting from scratch or customizing the existing themes (Documentation).
It is possible to download some themes, but they usually require some (minor) changes, due to SugarCRM version differences:
http://www.sugarforge.org/softwaremap/trove_list.php?form_cat=335
http://www.crmthemeclub.com/en/
For developing your own theme this GitHub project by Epicom is a great starting point: Epicom/Google theme
If you aren't looking to make your own theme for SugarCRM check out the themes available here: SugarOutfitters Themes. So far the Google Style SugarTheme has been the most popular. However, EasyTheme has some nice built in basic reporting features.
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I'm looking for an open-source project management and issue-tracking tool with features similar to Fogbugz, well, specifically with a clean, easy to use UI.
I've been looking around but can't seem to find a similar tool.
Has anyone got any suggestions?
Thanks
EDIT:
I've just seen OpenAtrium - has anyone any experience of using it. What's it like?
You could try Launchpad, a popular code and project management tool known for its use by Ubuntu. You can either put your project on their website, or, if you prefer to keep the project on your own computer(s), get Launchpad and install it. It's open source.
Did you check the software listed on the Project Management Open Source Software Directory ?