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I own php storm and it's OK, but since I do such a mix of file work, small maintenance and web/phpstorm is really project driven. I think for me, ultraedit is t
by michaelbuddy 12y ago
I own php storm and it's OK, but since I do such a mix of file work, small maintenance and web/phpstorm is really project driven. I think for me, ultraedit is the way to go. I guess I just don't really like phpstorm's menus, kb shortcuts and just some other things aren't as logical or easy to find as they could be. Even setting up a project from existing files, it's easy enough to do but just not logical. I would still recommend jetbrains stuff definitely, but I don't know I'm looking for something that matches my personality more and ultraedit / ultrastudio may be better for my workflow. They've also stepped to it lately with multi-cursor, git integration and also ultraedit has dealt much better with large files than some of my other text editors, like notepad plus plus or brackets, would choke on.