Actually, I dumped phpstorm for vscode. While phpstorm is the best for php in general, vscode is more comprehensive (if you do web you will need js and vscode is the best for that, plus intellisense for a variety of other stuff like nginx/Apache configs).
Phpstorm has the best support for the vast majority of frameworks, that's for sure but beyond stuff like Laravel ok n particular I can't think of a single thing that phpstorm does that vscode with intelephense can't do at least just as well and for a fraction of the cost.
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Actually, I dumped phpstorm for vscode. While phpstorm is the best for php in general, vscode is more comprehensive (if you do web you will need js and vscode is the best for that, plus intellisense for a variety of other stuff like nginx/Apache configs).
Phpstorm has the best support for the vast majority of frameworks, that's for sure but beyond stuff like Laravel ok n particular I can't think of a single thing that phpstorm does that vscode with intelephense can't do at least just as well and for a fraction of the cost.