Sublime Text suggests commands used in the file you're in, but I'm sure it probably has a plugin or two for what you want.

zakbach said:

Sublime Text suggests commands used in the file you're in, but I'm sure it probably has a plugin or two for what you want.

could you please just name it ?!

I have seen something like PHPStorm which suggests related commands (i.e. you type in a class name/instance name and it suggests what methods are available even if the class is located else where (and is brought in using namespaces/use keywords at the top of the page)

I know that Laracasts recent videos seem to be using it but you have to pay for it.. I would love for a plugin for sublime that can do exactly that..

If you want the most benefit there is currently only PHPStorm as an option. Nothing else can do real code analysis for safe refactorings. Everything else is a massive step down. It's going to take you some time configuring and learning. But, everything else out there is just a distraction. Take a little time every day to watch a new video on it and you'll be fine.

Also, when using Facades PHPStorm (and other IDEs) won't suggest completions, refactor, or do a lot of other cool things to help. There is an IDE Helper that generates a file to help IDEs do it. In my opinion though using it should be a smell. The only place I would use facades (other than quick testing) is views.

If you do use the Laravel IDE Helper, just remember that in time you should research and implement ways of injecting the classes directly where they are being used in classes (called Dependency Injection) so PHPStorm (and other helpers) can auto-complete. Along with doing DI you will get better code analysis as well.

If you are a student, you can get PHP Storm for free: https://www.jetbrains.com/student/

I use netbeans. But by default the autocomplete for laravel is not so good. So I followed the instructions here https://laracasts.com/discuss/channels/general-discussion/laravel-with-netbeans

https://gist.github.com/barryvdh/5227822 Just put this file in your app folder

The above works nicely. The only thing you have to do is to just copy a file.

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Use PhpStorm and install laravel plugin

Only PhpStorm support this but remember that PhpStorm also get a lot of memory for this comfort.