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VS.Php for Visual Studio 2010

There are a number of things broken but basic functionality is there
By Juan Rivera
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August 18, 2009 06:45 PM EDT
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Now that VS.Php 2.7 is out, I'll like to share our progress with VS.Php for Visual Studio 2010.

If you are currently participating on the VS2010 beta program, you can try VS.Php for Visual Studio 2010.

Here is a screenshot of VS.Php running on Visual Studio 2010:

VS.Php for Visual Studio 2010

There are a number of things broken but basic functionality is there.

You can download the latest build here: vsphp_en_2010.exe

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Juan Rivera is the founder of Jcx.Software, a company focused on building the best PHP tools for the Microsoft development platform including Visual Studio 2005 and Visual Studio 2008. Juan founded Jcx.Software in 2001 after growing frustrated with the existing generation of PHP IDEs that were subpar to Visual Studio. Since 2003, VS.Php has been shipping to a growing community of PHP developers that choose Visual Studio for all their development needs. He has a masters from the Rochester Institute of Technology. In his spare time, Juan enjoys time with his wife and three kids.

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