PHP Debugging with Zend Studio

By Michael J. Ross
2008-02-03

Conclusion

Once you have worked your way through the Debug Demo project, as we have done above, you will likely want to try out the debugger on your own project. To get started, choose New from the File menu. At that point you can choose to create a Zend Framework project, or a regular PHP project, or a non-PHP generic project.

The above discussion should be more than enough to get you started on using the debugging capabilities of Zend Studio, and dramatically increase the ease and speed with which you are able to debug your PHP code.

Tutorial pages:

Introduction to Zend Studio
Overview and Product Editions
System Requirements
Installation and Start Up
User Interface and Preferences
Debugging Basics
Stepping Through the Code
Breakpoints and Conditions
Conclusion

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