Your IDE for php + frontend. Advantages?

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NewTypes2014-01-02 22:24:09

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NewTypes, 2014-01-02 22:24:09

While the New Year holidays, I decided to start universalizing "jobs" in order to get rid of unnecessary mess and reduce costs.
Requirements for IDE:
- able to work with spaghetti of large projects
- able to php like our father
- able to front-end at a good level (js mvc frameworks, etc. are not an empty phrase for her). Lots of front.
I myself use Netbeans, phpstorm did not really feel.
Interested in the opinion of both php and frontend developers. What do you think is worth buying->implement and why?
Every opinion matters. Please share:
- what do you mainly do
- which IDE
- a list of IDE advantages
I saw a similar topic here, but it is not capacious enough and is rather relative

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Alexander Belov, 2014-01-02
@IPRIT

PhpStorm
PhpStorm is an intelligent editor for PHP, HTML, and JavaScript with on-the-fly code analysis, code error prevention, and automated refactoring tools for PHP and JavaScript. Code completion in PhpStorm supports the PHP 5.3, 5.4, and 5.5 specification (modern and traditional designs), including generators, coroutines, namespaces, closures, traits, and short array syntax. There is a full-fledged SQL editor with the ability to edit the results of queries.
It is convenient to work with both large projects and small ones. The great flexibility of the IDE will help any programmer to customize the environment the way he wants. Convenient and beautiful. I advise.

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Maxim Kotov, 2014-01-02
@Kotov

>> While the New Year holidays, I decided to do the universalization of "jobs" in order to get rid
>> of the extra mess and reduce costs.
It seems to me that everyone should work on what he is comfortable with or likes.
PHPStorm and Sublime Text for small things.

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Eugene Obrezkov, 2014-01-02
@ghaiklor

For large projects - PHPShtorm. Now I write on NodeJS + Sails, on the front of EJS and JavaScript without any frameworks. It picks up autocomplete normally.
For minor edits vim.

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Max, 2014-01-03
@7workers

phpstorm.
Lots of back-end, huge projects. Minor edits of small projects, including JS.
can't live without: debugger, "find usages", code stat analysis, autocompletion.
Before that, I worked for a long time on ZendStudio and NetBeans and tried Eclispe, but compared to the storm, everything was UG.

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Dmitry Batogov, 2014-01-05
@Entrifox

phpstorm. For something smaller Sublime Text.