Which IDE are you using (Php)

[JmZ]

Why? what's the point in an IDE for PHP lol.
I'd rather code every line myself from memory than rely on some app's "code generation" features.

I'm a 100% vim user, no IDE, no fancy GUI text editor, just good old CLI-based vim.
Combined with GNU screen, so I can have a window for my editor, one for running the code and one for a mysql CLI instance if needed.

I can almost guarantee that any editor related feature you pick out of your favourite IDE can be done in vim.

I'd only use an IDE for a compiled language such as java, c, c#, etc. Because then i'd like some way of quickly compiling within the editor (an IDE).

JmZ Reviewed by JmZ on 25th Sep 2011. Which IDE are you using (Php) I have tried Eclips,netbeans and vs.php with visual studio, last i tried phpstorm and it's an amazing piece of software so most of time using it now. For small tasks mostly i use notepad++ but phpstorm is a lifesaver. I would like to know which IDE are you using for PHP development and what features you like in it? Thanks Edit: Forgot to add 2 Komodo, PHPEdit in poll. Rating: 5

[soft2050]

Why? what's the point in an IDE for PHP lol.
I'd rather code every line myself from memory than rely on some app's "code generation" features.

I'm a 100% vim user, no IDE, no fancy GUI text editor, just good old CLI-based vim.
Combined with GNU screen, so I can have a window for my editor, one for running the code and one for a mysql CLI instance if needed.

I can almost guarantee that any editor related feature you pick out of your favourite IDE can be done in vim.

I'd only use an IDE for a compiled language such as java, c, c#, etc. Because then i'd like some way of quickly compiling within the editor (an IDE).

I use ide for php for good Syntax Highlighting, Code Suggestions & good navigation system mainly
It would always help in creating a project faster!

http://coding.smashingmagazine.com/2...ich-to-choose/

[mRAza]

Why? what's the point in an IDE for PHP lol.
I'd rather code every line myself from memory than rely on some app's "code generation" features.

I'm a 100% vim user, no IDE, no fancy GUI text editor, just good old CLI-based vim.
Combined with GNU screen, so I can have a window for my editor, one for running the code and one for a mysql CLI instance if needed.

I can almost guarantee that any editor related feature you pick out of your favourite IDE can be done in vim.

I'd only use an IDE for a compiled language such as java, c, c#, etc. Because then i'd like some way of quickly compiling within the editor (an IDE).

i have used notepad++ from several years for php (and with other SCRIPTING languages), but if you are a visual basic fan you will find it so easier to work with an IDE, you dont have to type a lot of code by hand, you can do inline debugging , what if you have 100s of classes , i would better get help via some auto completion rather then trying to remember all those, there are just a lot of feature to point you better should try few days and you will know how much time it can save.