Posted by php newbie on 01/08/07 21:50

Thanks for the response and link to php-editors.com. The site provides
a good overview of all the IDEs available for php.
I am going to try out PHPedit, hopefully the free trial will support
all of the features available on commercial version.
Thanks

Sanders Kaufman wrote:
> Lixas wrote:
> >
> > On Jan 8, 8:58 pm, "php newbie" <arpit...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> Which are the best freeware and commercial IDEs available for PHP
> >> development?
> >
> > www.php-editors.com list and evaluations of editors
>
> I tried out a lot of free editors, and found them only slightly
> better than a text editor. They have a LOT of bells and
> whistles - but they weren't features I really wanted.
>
> Zend Studio cost me $250 - but it really was worth it. The
> license is for a lifetime, and it's the only one I evaluated
> that had the kind of features I liked.
>
> Code completion, database browsing, and inline debugging cannot
> be beat.

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