As a fervent multi-monitor user, I ran into issues with the latest Ubuntu (9.04) in combination with Gnome and Eclipse. When I switched to another application which was (partially) overlapping Eclipse, I could not switch back to Eclipse by clicking the item in the taskbar. Nothing would happen, and if I clicked multiple times, the application would actually get hidden.
So you are using the kick-ass Eclipse IDE? And you already have a deployment workflow based on SVN? Good. But you also want to add in an external dev server that mirrors the production environment, but has your latest changes applied to them? You’re tired of using the reluctant Export feature over and over again? Look no further, I found what you need!
After the alluring article about Zend Studio Neon on RegDeveloper, Sebastian Bergmann managed to get his hands on a copy of a build, and posted some screenshots on Flickr. The text in the article, and the beautifull screenshots are promising a really nice IDE coming up. I haven’t seen an official launch date yet, but I heard it was supposed to be lanched in Q4 of this year.
This morning, I tried to do some shopping at Zend.com’s webshop. Shouldn’t be too hard, should it? Go to zend.com, click a product, click ‘add to cart’, click ‘continue shopping’, choose another product, click ‘add to cart’, click ‘checkout’, … err, wait a second, where did the first product go?
