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Favourite language...either Javascript or C# at the moment. Not even kidding.
It's great at matching parenthesis, braces and brckets, provides popup tips on commands and functions (including defined) as you code, can customize syntax highlighting, does some proactive error checking and the file manager is good. Doesn't do upload well.
Used to use Quanta Plus - what I miss from that was the better speed, drag and drop tags (drop an image from your tree into your source - instant img tag.) Better PHP example popups, easier color tag editing, nice preview/WYSIWYG editor pane and decent printout (aptana printing is formatted lousy, and sublime is literally non-existent) And better file transport (pre KDE 4)
Wait for the sale.
I mostly do ASP.NET MVC development, so I use Visual Studio 2010 + 2012 with a bunch of plugins daily. I also bought a bunch of other IDE's on JetBrains' end of of the world sale including Intellij Idea, WebStorm, RubyMine and PyCharm. I have found they are a lot slower than VS 2012. I haven't worked with Eclipse/Netbeans in over a year. Other than that I usually use Notepad++ daily and I really like SublimeText - I'…
N++, IntelliJ and Eclipse on Windows and gedit, gvim on Linux at office.
Favourite language: Python (which I am learning). BTW I work with Java and C/C++(little) on Android platform.
IntelliJ, for almost everything...best $50 I ever spent. Seriously, Java, PHP and even my first Rails project. Missing my favorite MVC framework(CI) for PHP though. Wait for the sale.
The best part about sublime text are the small add ons. Also, if you know Python, you can write your own add ons right in the editor console itself.
Favourite Language: C but by profession am a web developer so I mostly deal with JS, CSS3, PHP etc.