Which editor + plugins is better to use?

Question

css

Good day,
Now I use PhpStorm with an alternative license, but I decided that it's time to tie it up. PhpStorm has no money.
I decided to look at what all sorts of Sublime \ Atom \ VS Code can do, but there is such a crowd of plugins, and even popular ones can have several of the same in a row.
Please suggest an editor and plugins that can cover the following:

• PHP
  
• HTML
  
• css
  • Bootstrap/Foundation
    
  • Sass/Less
    
  
  
• JS
  • jQuery
    
  • ES6
    
  • TS
    
  • Angular/React/Vue.js
    
  • npm/gulp
    
  • Jest/Mocha
    
  • webpack/Browse
    
  
  
• MySQL/MS SQL
  
• git
  
• FTP
  

Interested in IntelliSense for everything listed including paths and css classes. Creation of pieces of code. Syntax checking. Formatting for everything. Remote debugging of PHP and JS. Remote file editing via FTP.
I would be immensely grateful if you tell me the editor and the pack of plugins that will not conflict with each other and cover the necessary features.

Answer 1

50k rubles for bushy ciscos is not a pity, but did you buy a license? :)
fabulous character on the toaster

Answer 2

That is, you use all this functionality and are not able to buy a license for something that will bring you bread and butter?
I think it's about the dancer and the small size of the shoes

Answer 3

vs code supports most of the above (including debugging, git, gallp, intelligence) out of the box.

Answer 4

I have been using atom for several months now, it works great, the only thing is that sometimes there is some fuss with some plugins. But in general - very convenient.

Answer 5

I have been using netbinz for many years, there are flaws, but most of the needs are closed.

Answer 6

Now you can make a full-fledged IDE out of the most common editors. I also recommend Atom.