PHP Editor

[lord_spaceman]

Lately I've been using PHP more and more, but one problem remains, I don't have a good editor. I currently swop between MS FrontPage and Notepad. I've tried PHP Designer 2005 & 2006, but found them too bloated and not quick enough. Does anyone know of a decent/good PHP editor ? Perhaps one with Intellisense somehow ?

 

[bb_matt]

http://www.ultraedit.com/index.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=108

Ultra Edit is one of the best ones.

 

[Moederloos]

nusphere phped

EDIT: although I still use WordPad on windows and vi on linux (yes, vi - i am into self abuse!)
The best part of that, is I can edit code on a server using ssh.

 

[mccrack]

I use VI mostly because everyone then thinks i am elite
And if i absoloutely have too ..... notepad ....

 

[kissingmybbgoodbye]

Pspad

http://www.pspad.com

 

[andres101]

maguma workbench is also quite a nice editor.

 

[ettubrute]

Ultra Edit or Multi Edit... as long as you have structuring and syntax highlighting, you should be fine! And PLEASE, throw that stupid Frontpage out of the window!

And I agree, for quick bug fixes, vi still is the best!

 

[kingmonty]

I hate notepad. it sux giant balls. Ultraedit, Vi or (if you really have to) Dreamweavers' Code editor

 

[icyrus]

I normally just use vi, but if you need a GUI you could try eclipse with the PHP extensions.

 

[tty128]

UltraEdit here. I am considering swapping to BBEdit (mac) especially when I get my powerbook.

 

[James]

NuSphere PHPed or DreamWeaver

 

[kingmonty]

isn't eclipse a java based thing? I hate runnng java apps, unless I'm developing a Java app

 

[bb_matt]

I use Dreamweaver alongside Ultraedit - I'm still getting into PHP.

Odd that my coding has come full circle, from the old days hand coding HTML and a bit of Javascript, to WYSIWYG coding with Dreamweaver and now back to hand coding with CSS2 and some PHP.

Currently hurting my head badly, converting jshop (http://www.jshop.co.uk/) templates from old style tables to CSS2 and adding lots of custom features - Ultraedit has come in very handy.

 

[riggs_9mmp]

PSPad and Dreamweaver, full stop.