PHPStorm (commercial) or NetBeans. If you're working on localhost, Eclipse PDT offers good code comprehension, too, but not on remote projects, where you only get syntax highlighting.
On a serious note PHP Storm is really, really nice, Im on the 30 day trial and will buy after the end it would be interesting to know how you set up your projects Mr.Clay
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You must log in to post replies.PHPStorm (commercial) or NetBeans. If you're working on localhost, Eclipse PDT offers good code comprehension, too, but not on remote projects, where you only get syntax highlighting.
I use Eclipse, mostly because it's the first IDE I used and I'm used to it.
I chose PHP Storm just for the name it sounds like a game and I like games
On a serious note PHP Storm is really, really nice, Im on the 30 day trial and will buy after the end it would be interesting to know how you set up your projects Mr.Clay