What editor do you use for PHP & front-end web dev?

[maritnmine]

Just to clear up all this confusion, I assume we are all talking about PhP and not PHP.

Depends of how seriously the code is.

For high severity projects that need be styled, indented, organized i recommend those two: Phpstorm or Webstorm (if your project it's front-end use Webstorm, if is more backend use Phpstorm, since webstorm has more Angular, etc features)

For editing over SSH, and need be directly under terminal, i use Nano. For editing over SFTP, FTP etc, i prefer using Sublime 3 or Notepad++

For editing simple code files, our small projects that doesn't are so much important, or simply writing test codes, or fast codes i use Sublime 3.


Don't use Atom, is a shit. An Editor made in HTML + Electron? STFU LMFAO. It's lagging. HTML & Javascript are one of the languages that more consumes hardware resources!!

Don't use Eclipse, Atom, Windows Notepad or Netbeans, both are bullshit.

What do you think about Ms. Notepad?

I don't touch PhP any more (even though its best language ik xddd), but the last front-end projects I've been working on have been either Angular or some other JS-framework. Typically, I've been using WebStorm, but I've also been testing out other more light-weight editors as I've felt that it became sort of over-kill to the small edits I did on the code for my project anyhow, at least for the last project where all I did was extending existing stuff. Editors like Atom and VS Code was sort of slow when I started it from command line as there's a noticeable lag between hitting enter and the editors is ready. So I've recently been switching all over to Sublime Text in favor for Notepad++ as it is starting to feel old compared to other alternatives.

[Noobs]

As the title says, what are your preferred editors?
I personally use Atom most of the time, sometimes I use Sublime-Text and Notepad++, depending on the task, however time consuming tasks and projects are usually done in Atom.

i use PHPStorm, and it really incredible

[babydd]

Bluefish,brackets,comodo edit and sometimes Notepad+. Notepad++ is free that's why most of the people use that software in place of others, And it is good also. I am also making a website with php but and just took secure code analysis services to check its code is correct or not.

[Holyfuture]

I don't touch PhP any more (even though its best language ik xddd)

cringe asfk

I don't work so much with PHP anymore, but when I want to kill myself I work with PHPStorm.

[ashleymeah]

Originally just notepad++ but I have been using Brackets for some time now, I made the change for Git integration for local repos

[ETTETT]

I use Notepad++ for some snippets, but mostly I use Netbeans. The main reason why do I use Netbeans is that, because Netbeans auto-complete is perfect. Many other free PHP IDEs doesn't insert variable notes to auto-completed functions i.e if I write curl_setopt the completed function will be curl_setopt(), but in Netbeans it will be curl_setopt($ch, $option, $value); and also hovering the tooltip that appears shows me a documentation about the function.

Netbeans is free and I get free updates quickly instead of fapping around with cracks and stuff so I keep using it instead of any other "good" IDE.

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[Snopboy]

I use Notepad++ for some snippets, but mostly I use Netbeans. The main reason why do I use Netbeans is that, because Netbeans auto-complete is perfect. Many other free PHP IDEs doesn't insert variable notes to auto-completed functions i.e if I write curl_setopt the completed function will be curl_setopt(), but in Netbeans it will be curl_setopt($ch, $option, $value); and also hovering the tooltip that appears shows me a documentation about the function.

Netbeans is free and I get free updates quickly instead of fapping around with cracks and stuff so I keep using it instead of any other "good" IDE.

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FYI, you have the same functionalities in Atom too:))

[ETTETT]

FYI, you have the same functionalities in Atom too:))

Maybe someday.

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[ovflowd]

FYI, you have the same functionalities in Atom too:))

Atom is a shit. Just saying. An Editor made in Electron that means (HTML + CSS + Javascript (Node)). It's heavy as fuck and isn't fast to load. Sublime it's a really good alternative in Startup speed, Notepad++ also.

In terms of heavy performance I'd say Emacs or Visual Studio Code. I'd run some benchmarks by doing some heavily regex's with files with thousand of thousand of lines.

For non-gui editors, I really like Emacs (non-gui version) and Nano. VI and VIM are for people that don't know how to do things quickly. lol.. (My opinion).

[Snopboy]

Atom is a shit. Just saying. An Editor made in Electron that means (HTML + CSS + Javascript (Node)). It's heavy as fuck and isn't fast to load. Sublime it's a really good alternative in Startup speed, Notepad++ also.

In terms of heavy performance I'd say Emacs or Visual Studio Code. I'd run some benchmarks by doing some heavily regex's with files with thousand of thousand of lines.

For non-gui editors, I really like Emacs (non-gui version) and Nano. VI and VIM are for people that don't know how to do things quickly. lol.. (My opinion).

Haha yeah, Atom is awful when it comes to performance, it's a very demanding editor and cannot process large files, but at the same time - it's very hack-able and it's probably the best editor out there when it comes to customization and features.

I personally like to use Atom for most stuff, and for certain stuff (like huge files) I use Sublime.
If only Atom had the same hack-ability and features combined with Sublime's performance and footprint.... could have been so great:X

[ovflowd]

Haha yeah, Atom is awful when it comes to performance, it's a very demanding editor and cannot process large files, but at the same time - it's very hack-able and it's probably the best editor out there when it comes to customization and features.

I personally like to use Atom for most stuff, and for certain stuff (like huge files) I use Sublime.
If only Atom had the same hack-ability and features combined with Sublime's performance and footprint.... could have been so great:X

I agree that it's hackable, but for me all those features it's like cinderela thing. It's just useless. Visual Studio Code it's also extensible. Idk if hackable. But as an example, the new GitHub Desktop App it's made in Electron. It's heavy as f*ck.

[PunkS7yle]

I agree that it's hackable, but for me all those features it's like cinderela thing. It's just useless. Visual Studio Code it's also extensible. Idk if hackable. But as an example, the new GitHub Desktop App it's made in Electron. It's heavy as f*ck.

You bash Atom for Electron and praise VS Code when VS Code is literally the same thing. Source : https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode

[ovflowd]

You bash Atom for Electron and praise VS Code when VS Code is literally the same thing. Source : https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode

I'm not praising Visual Studio Code. Just saying that in performance benchmarks he is one of the bests.

Electron makes he also bad in startup and other little things. But dealing with big files it's really fast with it.

Read better my critics. I wasn't saying that VS Code it's perfect. But good in terms with file manipulation, replace/find, multiple tabs opened. Memory management in VSCode it's kinda same for Atom. Some benchmarks shows that Atom uses lot more CPU.

Sublime Text in terms of performance (text manipulation) isn't good overall. But starts really quickly.

https://blog.xinhong.me/post/sublime...ance-dec-2016/

You will like this benchmarks.

[PunkS7yle]

I actually don't care much for comparisons I just thought the argument was funny.

[Delight]

Depends of how seriously the code is.

For high severity projects that need be styled, indented, organized i recommend those two: Phpstorm or Webstorm (if your project it's front-end use Webstorm, if is more backend use Phpstorm, since webstorm has more Angular, etc features)

For editing over SSH, and need be directly under terminal, i use Nano. For editing over SFTP, FTP etc, i prefer using Sublime 3 or Notepad++

For editing simple code files, our small projects that doesn't are so much important, or simply writing test codes, or fast codes i use Sublime 3.


Don't use Atom, is a shit. An Editor made in HTML + Electron? STFU LMFAO. It's lagging. HTML & Javascript are one of the languages that more consumes hardware resources!!

Don't use Eclipse, Atom, Windows Notepad or Netbeans, both are bullshit.

Mhm you're right, Atom is really hardware consuming, so unless you have a decent PC I'd suggest not using it.
But something it's not; is shit.
That's like me saying Angular is some dead bullshit no proper developer should ever use.
It's opinion based.

I'd suggest using Sublime.