List of PHP Editors - Commercial Editors

Commercial Editors

  • ActiveState Komodo IDE - Support for PHP syntax checking, debugging, trial available
  • Adobe Dreamweaver - Supports SFTP and FTP; Trial available
  • BBEdit - Supports SFTP and FTP; Trial available
  • Coda - Supports SFTP and FTP; Trial available
  • CodeCharge Studio - Supports FTP
  • EditPlus - Supports SFTP and FTP; Trial available
  • EmEditor
  • HyperEdit - Integrates PHP, JavaScript and HTML in an only interface WYSIWYG.
  • Microsoft Expression Web - Full PHP support with syntax highlighting, etc.; Trial available
  • NuSphere PhpED - A PHP development environment and integration with modern web standards. Supports SFTP, WebDAV, and FTP. Native support for CVS source control system, SVN and Git support can be added using Tortoise Windows Shell plugins.
  • PHPEdit - Supports SFTP and FTP
  • phpDesigner - supports FTP
  • JetBrains PhpStorm - professional PHP IDE with advanced editor, on-the-fly code analysis and other web development specific tools including FTP/SFTP synchronization; Trial available
  • Embarcadero RadPHP (formerly Delphi for PHP) - Focus on web (Facebook, Google) and mobile (iOS, Android) development; Trial available
  • skEdit
  • SlickEdit
  • Sublime Text - Commercial multi-language text editor with syntax highlighting. Unlimited trial available.
  • TextPad - Trial available
  • Top PHP Studio - Supports FTP
  • UltraEdit - Supports SFTP and FTP; Trial available
  • Zend Studio - Supports SFTP and FTP (Eclipse with Zend's commercial plug-in)
  • Smultron

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