What's your editor of choice?

[atmax1]

On Mac I use Coda

On windows I use PHPDesigner 7 and Notepad++

 

[slylittlefox]

Netbeans for everything it supports, vi/Notepad++ for anything it doesn't

 

[sharkkk]

Notepad++ for the web and Netbeans for everything else!

 

[Emphacy]

Another vote for Dreamweaver. It's a bit bulky but is great for HTML, not so much for PHP.

 

[MuGeN]

Vim all the way (well... MacVim )

The steepest of steep learning curves as far as editors are concerned but damn its powerful!

 

[Stelly]

C#/ASP.Net - Visual Studio 2010
VBScript/ASP - Visual Studio 2005 (It's the last version which supported it)
CSS/Javascript - Notepad++
Java - Eclipse

freakily the same

Stelly

 

[MikeHunt79]

SCITE, Textmate and Notepad++

 

[tsinc80697]

skEdit.

Tried Coda for a week, just didn't get on with it, same goes for Textmate!

 

[uv]

notepad++ for PLSQL, vi for everything else.

 

[tombrr]

Coda!

 

[HumbleCoder]

Python/HTML/CSS - Vim or Coda
Java - IntelliJ
C#/C++ - VS10 (sometimes Vim for C++)

I also quite like Programmers Notepad for quickly looking at things.

 

[Izi]

are there any php ides with intellisense?

 

[davetherave2]

vis studio 2010 for c#
sql studio manager 2005/2008 for sql

 

[slylittlefox]

are there any php ides with intellisense?

Netbeans

 

[ninefoureight]

notepad++

 

[Throrik]

Vi/Vim without a doubt, well worth learning.

 

[Haydz]

Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate (Got real cheap from college) for anything windows (c++/c#/xna etc)

I've regularly used phpDesigner for anything web related at home, college doesn't have it though so I'm forced to use dreamweaver

 

[nick1988]

Visual Studio 2010 for C++/C#
Netbeans for java/jsp
Dreamweaver for HTML and CSS