phpstorm a new php ide

I've recently started to try out the PHPStorm IDE and for me it looks like it's a lot ahead of the competition.

It's not free but I think it's worth taking a look:
http://www.jetbrains.com/phpstorm/index.html

I'm not affiliated with the product in any way but since I like it I figure that it would be good if others have a look at it and see if they want to use it with Qcodo.

Things that I think set it apart from the competition.
good Intellisence for javascript / PHP
Refactorings for javascript / PHP
goto definition for javascript / php
auto parsing of javacsript / php (shows errors on scrollbar)

Mischa... thanks for the post -- Does it handle autocompletion of properties?

I use Eclipse PDT myself -- and while it at least makes some attempt at property autocompletion, I think it's still pretty weak compared to what I consider the gold standard of IDEs, which is Microsoft Visual Studio (no kidding).

I'm still looking for something that can at least compete with Microsoft Visual Studio, and I'm willing to pay pretty big $$$$ for it, too, since it's so central to coding productivity.  But so far, Eclipse PDT is the only thing that comes the closest (although still lagging by far).  So I'm curious to hear your thoughts.

Thanks!

Mike I know what you mean, I'm a .NET programmer by day and so far the best thing to approach the sexyness of VS.NET is PHPStorm.

So far I've tried (for php):
Eclipse based IDE's (felt clunky and complicated)
PHPED (Felt ok, when not working with too large files)
VS.PHP (don't really remember)

Dreamweaver (very long ago)
MS just released a new tool called webmatrix which is also supposed to have PHP support but I won't have a chance to try that out for a while.

I severely doubt it will be as good as PHPStorm.

I suggest free PHP IDE Codelobster PHP Edition
It has also many plug-ins for all most popular frameworks.