Which is the best PHP code editor for Ubuntu? [duplicate]

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    I am using PhpStorm for PHP coding but it's not working well.



    Can anyone tell me which is the best editor for coding?




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      • What are the alternatives to Notepad++ on Ubuntu?

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      I am using PhpStorm for PHP coding but it's not working well.



      Can anyone tell me which is the best editor for coding?




      software-recommendation text-editor




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      This question already has an answer here:



      • What are the alternatives to Notepad++ on Ubuntu?

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      • What are some good PHP editors? [closed]

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      I am using PhpStorm for PHP coding but it's not working well.



      Can anyone tell me which is the best editor for coding?





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