Dreamweaver and Notepad++ is two nice IDE:s i like working with.

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I work on Zend Studio 5 with Zend Guard, this gracious IDE with it server integration and SQL/Project management is ideal for large projects. Costs a fortune though, luckily the company pays for it

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The company can upgrade to Zend for Eclipse 6.0 for free if they have Zend Studio, can't they?

Not that i know of lemme do a bit of googling quickly

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Hi,

Yep, they can indeed. If you have a current licence for Zend Studio 5.5 then you can upgrade to Zend Studio 6 (for Eclipse) for free. Check your pickup depot on the Zend site for details.

Edit: On the original topic, I use Zend Studio for Eclipse at the moment but my maintanace contract expires at the end of March so I'll be looking around to see if there is anything better about soon.

Alan

I'm currently testing Delphi for PHP from Codegear (Borland). Will come back and let you know how I liked the experience.

Funny enough, I discovered this myself yesterday but didn't get around to downloading the trial. I'd definately be interesteed in your opinion of it as I have something of a soft spot for Borland development tools

Alan

Well, no sooner had I downloaded and installed the trial for this did we sign off on no less than three projects! So, over the last few weeks I haven't been able to touch it... Maybe I'll try again post busy-period, as I too have a love for Borland products (and Pascal in general!)

I am using Eclipse at work and it is pretty good.

I just a learner, but I bought PHPDesigner 2008 for about $40. As others have pointed out, excellent. Beautifully simple layout, and lots of options. The developer, Michael Pham, readily responds to emails, and there is a help forum on the website.

Cheers!

I'm a strong supporter of notepad based development, but seriously, Dreamweaver is the only way to go. I barely use any of it's features but the ones I do speed everything up by about 700%.
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I've been using RapidPHP 2007, along with notepad2, An MS notepad clone with syntax highlighting. Although it doesn't allow multiple instances. I found it on sourceforge years ago. Its very similar to notepad++.

Typicaly... i do all my web coding, php, html, css, and js in RapidPHP. Small, minor edits i'll do in notepad2.
I havent tried any other IDE's though.

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phpDesigner 2008

Aptana is pretty good for php javascript and css. It has built in ajax testing as well, and is free.

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