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Free PHP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript editor - Codelobster IDE

In this article, we suggest you to get acquainted with the free editor of web languages - Codelobster IDE. It is presented on the software market for a long time already, and it wins a lot of fans.

Codelobster IDE allows you to edit PHP, HTML, CSS and JavaScript files, it highlights the syntax and gives hints for tags, functions and their parameters. This editor easily deals with those files that contain a mixed content.

For valuable work on creation of sites you need a good comfortable editor necessarily. There are many requiring paid products for this purpose, but we would like to select free of charge very functional and at the same time of simple in the use editor - Codelobster PHP Edition .

• Let us consider some important possibilities and advantages of this program:

One of the most exciting events in 2015 in the PHP world was the release of PHP 7, 10 years on from the release of the last major version, PHP 5. With a major step forward, PHP 7 introduces plenty of new features and performance upgrades.

However, it also removes old, deprecated functionality, which introduces some compatibility breaks, making it harder for older applications to migrate to the new version. This guide should serve as a quick tour on what to expect if you plan on moving your existing applications, or building new ones, on top of PHP 7.

Sometimes we had upgraded the PHP to 7.x version, but then only we know that some functionality won’t support in our web application / website, in that situation better switch back to the PHP 5.x version, It is not a much work, simply we could get back our php old version in few commands, will look it below,

If PHP 5.x version had been removed from your site, just install it with the following command

The Godaddy shared hosting's php execution time and memory limit is very low, So some large site's request would break for large process.

But the Godaddy doesn't allow to change the php.ini file directly, we could do that with some tricky First find your server's php.ini file with the following commands

php -i | grep php.ini

it will return the path of the php.ini file, it would be something like this /usr/path-to/php.ini Then copy the php.ini file into your public_html directory with the following commands.