PHP editor, which one?

Question

Code editor

Good evening!
For a long time I have been looking for an editor suitable for my “Wishlist” (I mainly write in php, html, java, in general, web technologies in one word). At the very least, my wishes are:

• Work under Windows
  
• Working with FTP directly
  
• Syntax highlighting for the languages ​​listed above
  
• Color schemes
  

Possible wishes for the above:

• Ability to work from a flash drive (portable)
  
• Russian-language interface
  
• free
  

So far I'm working in NotePad ++, but I'm not satisfied with its FTP plugin, because. quite buggy at times. I used to work in Zend Studio, but the trickiness of the IDE rejects me a little, I also tried NetBeans, for some reason it didn’t work either. In other words, what would you advise me?
PS
Now I've set CodeLobster to try myself, so far I'm satisfied, but I haven't found ftp.

Answer 1

PHP Storm

Answer 2

vim, dear!

Answer 3

Have you tried NetBeans for a long time? It is really very good and actively developing.

Answer 4

comodo edit

Answer 5

1. phpexperteditor.com/download.php
2. but I use notepad (+ denwer + zend debugger)

Answer 6

Komodo Edit.
Free, works directly with a remote server, good auto-completion.

Answer 7

Try Eclipse, maybe it's better than NetBeans

Answer 8

No one else for some reason advised Emacs? It's the first thing that comes to mind.

Answer 9

Emacs!

Answer 10

+1 for NetBeans, handy stuff.

Answer 11

php designer
There is a portable version. Intelligent backlight. shareware. 2 years on it alone.
www.mpsoftware.dk/phpdesigner.php
Give it a try, take your time.

Answer 12

Alternatively, Far Manager with the Colorer plugin. True, I use the headlight to work with ftp, and I edit Notepad ++

Answer 13

I already left this link somewhere here: PsPad

Answer 14

dreamweaver

Answer 15

Another + for NetBeans.
Satisfied with everything except subversion support. Implemented not very convenient

Answer 16

Zend Studio
Dreamweaver

Answer 17

Notepad++ also has auto-complete hints (though only for standard functions) and a more stable ftp plugin (ftp_syncronize). Personally, I was repelled from np++ only by the inability to include self-written classes / functions in autocompletion lists. Therefore, I am sitting on PHPStorm, which I categorically wish you too. Of course, the environment is very difficult, but the pleasure from work is many times greater.
ps ftp_syncronize of course also bugs, but much less often than npftp. It mostly hangs if you leave it open for a couple of hours, and then abruptly start saving something. So if you leave np++ in the background for a long time, reconnect to the server before saving. And you will be happy)

Answer 18

I really like EditPlus3, it weighs only a meter, it's not heavy, FTP is present, Total Commander + EditPlus3 = just super)

Answer 19

Eclipse + thousands of plugins for it:
- for working with FTP, SSH and a bunch of other protocols
- for working with GIT, Mercurial, Subversion
- for easy editing of PHP, Javascript, CSS, HTML, even for perverts there is a plugin for working with Smarty.
- for working with databases (farewell to external software, and even more so terrible phpMyAdmin)
- for working with UML and other Open Source diagrams
, portable - it works.

Answer 20

I personally have been using phpED for the second year
shop.nusphere.com/customer/home.php?cat=9
much more convenient, in my opinion, than eclipse and others, code highlighting and all the goodies are available, and it works smartly.
For js visual studio is good, for it also vs.php www.jcxsoftware.com/vs.php but I haven't tried it yet

Answer 21

Try Zend Studio 5.x. It is the 5.x version, not 6, not 7, and even more so not 8.
5th is what you are looking for - light and fast, with highlights and tips, but not such a bulky IDE as netbeans, eclipse based zend.

Answer 22

Why do you need FTP in the editor? For example, I use Notepad++ in conjunction with WinSCP. Upon saving in Notepad ++, WinSCP itself dumps the file on the server. Those. the full feeling of editing directly on the server turns out.

Answer 23

If we exclude free, then I can advise EmEditor, which I have been using for several years.
In general, it would be better to work with PHP (as well as with Java) in a specialized environment.

Answer 24

Try Aptana Studio…

Answer 25

zend studio.
It didn't work directly with FTP, I don't even know if there is such a thing;)
But either there is such a plugin for Eclipse, or with proper Ant configuration, you can get an almost complete analogue;)

Answer 26

phpDesigner 7, switched to it from notepad2 and notepad++, I advise.

Answer 27

notepad++

Answer 28

Master Eclipse + PDT (php development tools). There is absolutely everything that you might need, besides, the IDE itself is the de facto standard in many corporations.

Answer 29

Sublime Text 2/3?
It weighs little, starts up and works very quickly. The darkness of plugins, highlights and themes is available on the Internet. Excellent friends with Git, FTP.
The main difference from IDEs is that by default they are stuffed with everything, you can break mosk until you find what you need. In Sublime, on the contrary, out of the box it contains only the basic one, everything is put down per minute through short keys. And you know exactly where to look and how it works.

Answer 30

Emmet - yes, styles change, document map - yes, folder as a project - yes... - maybe it's better to stay in NotePad++?