Php ide?

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x00bin

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Hello *,

i am working since ~10 years with (first year with IDEs, 9 years with Notepad, Notepad++) PHP.

Guess its time for using a PHP IDE again.

Which IDE are you using?


Im going to need functions like:
* CTRL + S = Save + Upload (e. g.)
* Code Highlighting
* (Autocomplete)


Greetings,
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Conor

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What's wrong with Notepad++?

 

jass11

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Yea
I too use Notepad++ and its great

 

handmadebots

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I use netbeans on linux, and it's pretty cool.

 

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jass11 said:

Yea
I too use Notepad++ and its great

Click to expand...

I am not feeling comfortable with Np++ anymore.

 

Aty

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PhpStorm .

 

shaggy93

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Sublime text 3.

 

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motog

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notepad++ is best

 

FBGuru

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Try phpstorm once and you'll never look back. My second choice would be Sublime Text 3.

 

Macthetrix

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I agree using an IDE will speed up your developing process and time = money. And +1 for phpStorm

 

Shirko

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Sublime Text Editor is the best for me

 

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Daagur

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Another +1 for PhpStorm from me. Its a great IDE with lots of features and with google you can easily find a working license key

 

Xp3r7

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NetBeans will fit your needs

 

SlimProxies

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PHPStorm. I started using it a few days ago and it's just awesome. The IDEs made by JetBrains are the best.

 

Gogol

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Netbeans for PHP (dont download the "all included package" , thats quite heavy and slow) rocks really.

features:
Autocomplete.
Project mgmt.
SVN.
diff checker / history.
ftp.
inbuilt php error checker.
project debugging (u need to have xdebug enabled on your localhost).

and a lot of other cool features. Absolutely necessary for any php developer

 

Last edited: Apr 29, 2014

ThePacketeer

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Zend studio (which is essentially eclipse with zend addons)
I mainly like the fact it uses SSH instead of FTP to connect to remote systems.

 

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madalinb

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Editplus . It is ok for me. Try it

 

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Thanks for all the replies, guys. Great job!

Going to test all mentioned IDEs, expect Zend.

 

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I recommend PhpStorm. Best PHP IDE on the market, it's shareware... but you may find something interesting on pastebin

 

Gogol

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@All

Notepad++ is not an IDE