I use EmEditor. It has a unique autocomplete feature which autocompletes based on the words it finds in the files being opened currently. It also has very cool macro creation feature. You can use javascript to create macros you want.
I use EmEditor. It has a unique autocomplete feature which autocompletes based on the words it finds in the files being opened currently. It also has very cool macro creation feature. You can use javascript to create macros you want.
I use Eclipse ganymede at work for Java, I recently tried using it for PHP. I think I may give Netbeans a try for PHP dev…
Hi, i use often Notepad++ http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net, but for big projects phpDesigner from http://www.mpsoftware.dk/ is my favorite (yii classes code completion).
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Currently using VIM (via putty) for most cases, since all the dev machines are locked in a comms room.
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why? I use VIM to administrative tasks on server and I think that it is good tool 
It's sooo cryptic! Word completion, debugging, tabs, memory usage. After using eclipse and WOTGreal for unreal script, I could never go back.
I will say though, that a skilled VI user can be just as quick or quicker if he knows all of his hotkeys. 
I also use vim and whenever i try one of those fancy IDEs i somehow end up with vim again on the next day
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So sorry that it sounded. I know that is not as extensive as emeditor but if you have not anything that is better than a notepad in Widnows 
I use Eclipse + PDT v2.1 (currently at M4 release)
find it here: http://www.eclipse.org/pdt/downloads/
I used to use Eclipse + phpeclipse, but PDT is much better!
I’ve tried Netbeans 6.5 - it’s code assist/completion help seems very stubborn at times. I read the post about jQuery code assist, now that may pull me back to netbeans
i'm using IntelliJ IDEA 8.1
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pieter
Have a Bundle to share?
May have to try this NetBeans. Atm on Textmate in OSX and simply gedit in Linux, using Netbeans on both sounds more efficient!
//Magnus
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pieter
Have a Bundle to share?
May have to try this NetBeans. Atm on Textmate in OSX and simply gedit in Linux, using Netbeans on both sounds more efficient!
//Magnus
No bundle yet for Yii and TextMate…
pieter
Komodo is pretty kewl also (the free version)
I recently started using Aptana
And I like it so far. My only gripe is it's basically a plug-in for Eclipse (like Zend Studio) so it takes forever to start up and is a resource hog. I have a very fast computer too.
I've been using EditPlus for years and I'm still using it for quick edits and smaller projects.
I use Komodo IDE.
Currently I use Komodo Edit and it just works fine.
Though I just have to get used to the way it handles 'projects'.
Anyway it does a good job in syntax-highlighting, code-completion and stuff like that.
Netbeans, latest development version. Switched to it some days ago. Still studying some features, going to write a post about it in my blog after I finish the project
I use netbeans for bigger projects, and intype beta for quick edit and fast writing. I wish there were a yii bundle for it oO