I used to be an Eclipse fan, but a few years ago I moved to and have never looked back. I am currently using it for PHP (and MySql/SQlite), C, C++ and JavaScript. From your request: free and open source.

I'd recommend. Sublime has everything you would expect in a minor IDE or an amazing text editor and yet is very very light. Pretty much any area that you want to have more features there is a simply. Sublime Text is not free but it on the cheap end of software, it also has a free unlimited trial so you can test it and decide before making any commitments.

To go over your requirements: • FTP support: Sublime does not have native FTP support. However, that plugin library comes to the rescue.

It’s a relatively recent addition to the When most people think open source, they think Linux. Mac burn iso to usb. Method 1: Create a Live USB Using Etcher (Easy) is a free open source tool for burning disc images onto USB and SD drives.

If you don't need SFTP then the free/open-source is what I have used and is quite good. If you do need SFTP support then AFAIK the only option is which is not free ($20) but has a free trial. • Code highlight • Windows and MacOS • PHP, HTML, CSS, Javascript • Easy to use. It's not free ($89 for the first year*, after free 30-day trial), but I would recommend that you, at least, check out (from JetBrains). • • • Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux: • • Easy to use • If you keep paying for an updated license, it's $71 for the second year, and then $53 for the third year onwards. Those are the prices, if an 'individual customer' is the purchaser; if the license is being purchased by a 'business or organization' then the prices are $199 / 1st year, $159 / 2nd year, and $119 / 3rd yr onwards.

PHP editor for macOS / Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux features such as syntax highlighting, the PHP code builder, the PHP code assistant, and the PHP.