Debugging - we all do it a lot. Writing code perfectly the first time around is hard and only a few (if any) succeed at it. More than a year ago, Shameer wrote an article on SitePoint about how you can debug your application using Xdebug and Netbeans. In this article, we are going to have a look at how we can debug using Xdebug in combination with Sublime Text.
Getting started
First of all, we need to have the PHP Xdebug extension installed. If you are uncertain on how to get this done, please have a look at the link provided in the introduction. Make sure that Xdebug is working by checking if it’s listed in your phpinfo().
Of course we also need Sublime Text. I will be using the latest version: Sublime Text 3. It should also work with Sublime Text 2.
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