We mainly develop using
PHP as programming language and
MySQL as the database back-end. In both we have more than 10 years experience but we are not limited to that. If you have any questions if we are able to help you, please don't hesitate to
contact us.
There are a lot of PHP frameworks. Although using a PHP framework might speed up the development/implementation time, it does cause the programmer to do with less knowledge about PHP as a lot of this is taken care of by the PHP framework. Another disadvantage of using a PHP framework is that quite often only just a small percentage of the whole framework is used (maybe 10-20%) which causes a lot of overhead and possibly processing speed.
For that reason we have been creating individual PHP and Javascript (
AJAX) modules over the years and enhanced them (backwards compatible) that we use every time when we start a fresh project.
Also, many so called Integrated Development Environments (
IDE) are available for programming in PHP that can make programming and testing in PHP easier. It depends on the programmer what preferred IDE is used as long as the end result is a tidy piece of software that can be used in whatever IDE is chosen.
Already since the start of time one developer has chosen to use the HTML-Kit 292 as PHP editor which has it limitations but still seems to be able to produce good programming code.Even though the HTML-Kit 292 can do a good job we finally found a worthy replacement to build great web based applications. It is also free and still actively maintained, this is the
Komodo Edit created by AktiveState.
We are also using
Beyond Compare to make sure updates in the development environment are transferred into the LIVE web based application correctly without disruption.
As far as the MySQL development concerns, we have found the
ultimate MySQL administration program SQLyog that allows any professional MySQL Programmer and Administrator to do it's work.