PHP Studio

6.1easy start · #15 of 23
in PHP IDEs

Runs on self-hosted, Web.

PHP Studio is ranked #15 of 23 in PHP IDEs on The Geeks Club. It runs on Self-hosted, Web.

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Product: PHP Studio describes itself as a simple online PHP editor.
Use case: The maker describes setting up PHP Studio on one system as a server so PHP can be run from 50 systems in a lab without installing PHP on each one.
Deployment: Setup instructions say to configure a web server, clone the project into its web directory, import the SQL file into a database, edit connection.php, and access it from a browser.
Version: The README lists version 1.1.1.
License: The project is distributed under the MIT License.
Dependencies: The README lists jQuery, CodeMirror, and jQuery contextMenu as dependencies.
Technology: The maker says the library is written in PHP and jQuery.
Administration: The repository includes an adminview.php file and the README labels one screenshot section “Admin View.”
Accounts: The repository includes login, logout, and registration PHP files.
Database: The repository includes a SQL file named phpstudio.sql, and the setup instructions say to import it into a database.
Security: The opened project pages state no security or compliance certifications; the MIT license says the software is provided without warranty.
Support: The maker invites contributions to the project.
Developer: The README credits S. Vijay as the developer.
Not listed: The opened maker page provides no pricing, trial terms, integrations beyond listed dependencies, or separate platform downloads.

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