Compare PhpStorm and Zend Studio 
- Users report that Zend Studio offers robust file management capabilities, scoring 9.0, which allows for efficient organization of projects, while PhpStorm, although strong, does not match this level of functionality.
- Reviewers mention that PhpStorm excels in multi-language support with a score of 8.3, making it a preferred choice for developers working in diverse programming environments, whereas Zend Studio's support is more limited.
- G2 users highlight that Zend Studio's customization options are rated at 8.6, allowing users to tailor their development environment effectively, while PhpStorm, despite its strong overall performance, does not provide the same level of flexibility.
- Users on G2 indicate that the help guides for PhpStorm are particularly well-received, contributing to its ease of use score of 8.5, whereas Zend Studio's help resources are perceived as less comprehensive.
- Reviewers say that the patching and updates process in PhpStorm is smoother, with a score of 8.6, which is crucial for maintaining a stable development environment, while Zend Studio's update process has been noted as less user-friendly.
- Users report that the overall product direction for PhpStorm is viewed positively at 9.2, indicating a strong commitment to continuous improvement, while Zend Studio's product direction score of 5.1 suggests a need for more innovation and responsiveness to user feedback.
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I love the shortcut and intuitive nature of Phpstorm. The application has many plugins I can use as needed, for different projects. I love that the shortcuts to open a file, and the simplicity of such shortcuts (where I can add a trailing slash when...
Solo permite tener un proyecto abierto, es decir, te obliga a instanciar la aplicación por cada uno de los proyectos en los que quieras trabajar al mismo tiempo. Esto aumenta exponencialmente el consumo de recursos del pc. Mal optimizado, al tenerlo abierto...
I migrate from Eclipse because Zend support SSH as filesystem.
Runs slow compared to others, like PHP Storm. If you're not used to Eclipse then there is a bit of a learning curve for getting the workspace setup just as you like it.
I love the shortcut and intuitive nature of Phpstorm. The application has many plugins I can use as needed, for different projects. I love that the shortcuts to open a file, and the simplicity of such shortcuts (where I can add a trailing slash when...
I migrate from Eclipse because Zend support SSH as filesystem.
Solo permite tener un proyecto abierto, es decir, te obliga a instanciar la aplicación por cada uno de los proyectos en los que quieras trabajar al mismo tiempo. Esto aumenta exponencialmente el consumo de recursos del pc. Mal optimizado, al tenerlo abierto...
Runs slow compared to others, like PHP Storm. If you're not used to Eclipse then there is a bit of a learning curve for getting the workspace setup just as you like it.
