Right now, I’m using gvim; but NetBeans sounds like a consensus.
[size="4"][font="Arial Black"]NetBeans[/font][/size]
Best IDE but:
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No PHP Doc generation
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No JavaScript support
[size="4"][font="Arial Black"]WaterProof PHPEdit 5.0.x.x[/font][/size]
Best, Supports JavaScript, PHP Doc generation, great options for snippets… Love it but:
- Too much Complex
[size="4"][font="Arial Black"]Adobe Dreamweaver CC[/font][/size]
Just PHP Editor with Nice JavaScript Support, good so far but:
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No PHP Doc generation
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Static Type Hinting
rocking netBean
You can use Net Beans IDE that is best debugging tool suit.
PHPStorm
Currently using PhpStorm 8.0.1, used NetBeans but PhpStorm is much more helpful
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I am still using NetBeans IDE.
In the past, I have used NuSphere and PhpStorm as well.
(Basically NuSphere PhpED is pretty very good, but it sucks with support)
Cheers,
Kai Uwe Pel
I am using VIM.
Friend VIM is good? I’m using PhpStorm
I use Atom or VSCode
yes, it is awesome.
as i remember, it was a pain to learn to use it but now i can’t imagine i use anything else. 
I have to be honest. I was fervently against downloading and using VS Code for a long time until I gave it a chance a few days ago for an Atom replacement, basic text editing when I don’t want to use vim, and right “out of the box” it’s pretty damn slick. I mean, I’m still going to use PHP for PHP projects but it’s pretty damn nice.
Notepad++ forever 
I’ve tried all sorts of editors over the years and am presently using Visual Studio Code
Others have included:
NetBeans,
SublimeText