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I need a free or opensource IDE to develop javacript (openlayers, jquery, js-test-driver, jasmine), php (Yii framework), no Flash. So far, I’m between Aptana 3 and Netbeans 7. MySql is my db backend. It will be running on Windows.
Criteria to use:
reasonable performance, most-important features (autocomplete, refactoring, testing/svn/ant integration, highlight errors, go to function//method, find usages of a function/method)
Could you recommend any?
Thx!
Comparing to Eclipse I’ve chosen Netbeans and worked a long time using it.
It’s perfect for Java, PHP, JavaScript.
I’ve just needed to move to Eclipse when started to write the Python applications.
Both of them may need make some tweaks to improve the speed and performance.
Update about my Eclipse experience:
Maybe I’m doing something wrong in Eclipse, but seems that Netbeans is performing the code completion for JavaScript code more intelligently than Eclipse.