Build an Eclipse + PHP programming environment in Linux
I recently planned to learn PHP, so I checked my documents and set up the PHP IDE environment on Ubuntu (14.04.3 ).
I. Preparations (omitted)
It mainly recommends the source and configuration source methods of HKUST, because apt is used in subsequent steps, HKUST's source is very fast, and there is an entry to generate configuration files for versions.
HKUST's source http://debian.ustc.edu.cn/supported by various linux distributions
Ubuntu systems can use the configuration generator https://lug.ustc.edu.cn/repogen/ to generate configuration files for versions, and then rewrite the file/etc/qpt/sources. list (note backup)
Ii. Install eclipse with apt
Next, install eclipse. I installed the standard version of eclipse + PHP plug-in. You can also directly install the PHP version of eclipse
Remember to give apt root permission. The advantage of using apt installation is that it will help solve various dependencies. My system is newly installed and does not have any java environment. apt will automatically help prepare these environments.
The file is a little big. I have been using CERNET for a long time.
After installation, check the java version to check whether the installation is successful.
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3. Install LAMP
LAMP, namely, Linux + Apache + Mysql + PHP, is a golden partner used to build dynamic websites or servers. It is an independent open-source software. Now that we have a linux system, we need to install three. The apt installation method is still used.
We can see that apt has installed a series of programs based on dependencies.
The LAMP installation is complete.
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