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I came across this interesting article by Paul Hardy yesterday and in one of his screenshots he's using a pretty cool header/signature for his methods.

Interesting enough, there is no proper guide out there that explains how to set up PHP debugging in Eclipse when you are working with a remote server. There are tons of guides, but they all assume that you're running PHP on your local machine. (Update: Actually, one of the first pages that come up on Google regarding PDT remote debugging is this manual page. However, this assumes you're running Zend and not XDebug.

So easy and yet so difficult: If you're using the Drupal default front-page it displays a list of all articles in a chronological order, the classic blog home page. However, the front-page does not have a page title, so that your tab title will read " | <your site name>".

In fact, this is quite easy to change:

While the official Drupal 8 setup guide is quite comprehensive, it is also a bit overwhelming. So here I'm sharing my steps:

Notes 

I'm on a Debian Linux Server with Apache2 and PHP 7.0 and assume that those are setup accordingly. 

I also assume that Composer and Drush are already set up in a globally accessible location, e.g. /usr/local/bin (I will write a later article that explains their setup.)