Modern front-end technologies like HTML5 are supported too. Thanks to the Live Edit feature, you're able to see changes made in real-time. It provides autocomplete suggestions, error prevention, and refactoring. The IDE understands all the PHP language features for modern and legacy projects.
PhpStorm is the perfect solution for any web application development project or website you might be working on. This product works well with Symfony, Laravel, Drupal, WordPress frameworks, and front-end technologies like CSS3, JavaScript, TypeScript, VueJS, and React JS. See you in the next lesson where we'll do a quick tour of the starter code.PhpStorm is a lightweight PHP IDE designed to boost developer productivity with pair programming features, smart code completion, and on-the-fly error checking. Obviously, we're going to be filling in the rest of the page as we progress though the course. You should now see this page, which is the basic structure of our project. That's the address that the Node server is listening to. To view the project, open a tab and type into the URL bar. I'm going to be using Google Chrome, but you can use whatever modern browser you want, though. Once your Node server is running, you can view the project in your browser. You can then restart it again by typing npm run serve again. If you ever need to stop the server, you can just press Ctrl + C in the terminal and that will kill it. Once you press enter you should then see a message printed in the terminal saying the app is listening on port 3000, which means it's working. To do that, open up your terminal again and make sure you're in the project directory. If you're not familiar with Node.js it's no problem, because I've already made the server, you just have to run it. You'll see in the starter code we have a script for this server. The point is, we have a Node.js backend that handles those queries, along with the file serving. Looking at the completed version of the app we're about to build, you can see that we're able to perform search queries that return a response. This one I'm using is PhpStorm, but you can use whatever you like. With the starter code now downloaded and dependencies installed, now's the time to open the code in your IDE or text editor.
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