What do you use to code your PHP?

[Argoz]

NotePad?
PHP Edit?

Etc..?

[Juicy D. Links]

Ultra edit cheap and very good

[StupidNewbie]

phpedit, only gripe i have is that mine is a french version and every now and then it just inserts phpinfo() for no reason.


anyedit is good aswell.

[vending_machine]

vi ..

[Arty]

I've finished few projects with plain old Dreamwaver...

But now I'm using Zend studio..

[amph]

ConTEXT

A guy who used to work for my father wrote it.

A very good editor, very cheap (read freeware)

[sarettah]

codecharge

[FillmoreSlim]

[liquidmoe]

MS Visual Studio (?) I think is pretty good for PHP editing. Nice visual interface where you can minimize and maximize functions right in your code listing. You have to load a few shiznits to get it to process PHP but when I saw a friend using it I was slightly impressed, even though I have a rigid hatred for all things PHP.

[FillmoreSlim]

Originally posted by liquidmoe
even though I have a rigid hatred for all things PHP.

[Matthew]

Zend Studio

[senseidru]

notetab light owns

[SpaceAce]

JEdit, http://www.jedit.org/

SpaceAce

[Ketadream]

Ultra Edit Or Dreamweaver Sometimes notepad

[dnsmonster]

Dreamweaver MX, switched from HomeSite quite some time ago.

[Mishi]

Here's another vote for UltraEdit.

[NelsonN]

Notepad

[modF]

vi.

[Why]

UltraEdit.... and sometime pico/vi if its something small on the server needs editting.

[PowerCum]

jed or emacs

I do not like vi, perhaps because I do not like it's colours and I'm too lazy to change them.