In addition to pure intellisense for autocompletion of Behat syntax, the support for this BDD supertool has been further upgraded. Just look at that list of offered frameworks! Behat Support Upgraded This functionality is not built-in as it would not make sense to bloat the IDE that much, but they are all available through plugins.
Framework SupportĪpart from Blade, actual framework support has been drastically enhanced too. Go ahead and read the post – you’ll be blown away by the smooth workflow that is now possible. Language Injection has now been completely revamped to better support detecting languages within languages. In an environment in which you configure your editor to be very strict about standards and code cleanliness, a throng of yellow warnings in the right gutter can really annoy a person. Adding in dynamic values, however, didn’t always go too smoothly. You could always easily write SQL queries in your PHP code in PhpStorm, and it usually recognized everything you wanted to accomplish rather well. Far be it from me suggesting an IDE should have built-in support for every framework out there (where would we be now, bloat-wise, had they jumped on board with CodeIgniter or CakePHP and built them into the core?) but Laravel did kind of become the de-facto newbie framework (as in, most welcoming to newbies – don’t get upset!) and making its template engine even easier to use with out of the box syntax highlights, navigation assists and autocompletion will go a long way in making sure the newcomers stick around and don’t feel intimidated when they meet a templating engine for the first time. Like some readers pointed out in the last “new features” post, Blade support was long overdue and Laravel’s popularity has been blowing up while PhpStorm seemed to be ignoring the framework. Laravel’s template engine, Blade, is finally supported. Apart from the previously covered support for Drupal 8, multiple cursors, PHPUnit 4, remote interpreters, Markdown in PHPDoc, PSR4 inspections, ability to open remote URLs from the files referencing them and, of course, Behat support, several new improvements were made in the time since aforementioned post was published.
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