This session teaches you how to detect and debug PHP scripts with the free open source tool Xdebug, which is an extension to PHP. The first part will quickly show how to get started with Xdebug. The second part of the session will cover detecting problems in your scripts by showing how Xdebug provides debugging aides in the form of stack/function traces, dumps of variables, modified PHP functions. In the last part I will show the remote debugger capabilities of Xdebug with different IDEs, where you can: set breakpoints on functions, methods and file/line combinations and evaluating error messages. On top of this you will also see how you can use Xdebug's profiler to find bottlenecks in your applications.
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First time a saw the 'in-IDE-debugging' thing ran, and I'm quite impressed about the smooth integration with NetBeans.
And it's always nice to work with the latest release, hope we were good beta testers.
Great tutorial, nice to be doing something instead of just listening and maybe asking some questions. My basic xdebug usage days will be over and I will be using lot's of stuff learned today! Too bad it took quite a long time before everybody got xdebug running, bu on the other hand real it was nice Derick helped everyone get it running!
Excellent overview of various xdebug options. I really enjoyed the practical nature of this session. Derrick did a great job helping everyone out with their problems.
Very helpful and practical session! I am amazed with Derick's patience with his audience. XDebug is a great tool and I am very anxious to get it running in my day-to-day IDE.
Derick, next time, ask for thumbs up and thumbs down, in stead of "is this working for everyone?", might work better :)
The session was interesting, unfortunately we spent a bit too much configuring/building xdebug from sources, so there was not enough time to complete the talk. I would suggest a Live Cdrom or a VM image or a VNC session.
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10.Jun.2010 at 14:52 by Jachim Coudenys
First time a saw the 'in-IDE-debugging' thing ran, and I'm quite impressed about the smooth integration with NetBeans.
And it's always nice to work with the latest release, hope we were good beta testers.