Warning: You're looking at a styleless page because your browser is ignoring CSS styles. You're probably using a very old browser, or you disabled CSS support by purpose. We suggest you to download a modern browser such as Firefox or Internet Explorer.
Once you've used PHPEdit's various tools to write code, debug it, etc... there's an other important part you need to consider: unit tests. Unit Tests are there to give you an insurrance that your application functions as you expect it to, and this all the time.
To help you with this task, PHPEdit offers a set of commands to create automatically tests skeletons, to navigate from a class/method to it's test(s), and finally to run the tests you wrote.
PHPEdit uses the PHPUnit framework for the tests, so you'll be able to run your tests already written with this framework in PHPEdit.