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Good symfony netbeans or eclipse editor?

I am looking for a good editor for the Symfony2 project and other projects. I really don't need a fantasy or downloading thousands of scripts, etc. I personally prefer a lightweight, clean, structured IDE - which is why I always try to close Eclipse.

I am running Mamp on a Macbook with OS X Lion.

Currently, I always return to Komodo. So my question is: what are the benefits of Symfony support in Eclipse and Netbeans (I really tried both)?

I do not mind editing and moving between the editor and the browser. I never understood why a huge application is needed for this. I just don’t see any benefits other than smart code and integrated subversion tools in editors. Can anyone agree to this?

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I use NetBeans , which works well even with Symfony 2. You do not need to install anything, just create a new PHP project from the existing Symfony folder. You will get autocomplete for classes and validation check for YAML (if you use it, of course).

For Twig, you can install this plugin , which gives you syntax highlighting and nothing more. This is enough for me. The only problem I discovered is that Twig patterns are hard to read if you are using the dark (and cool) NetBeans theme: you have to use black by default on a white background.

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@Mike I worked on the symfony plugin for eclipse, it is available here: http://symfony.dubture.com/

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