os x alternative to Textmate (no Java or vim or xemacs)

I am fed up with Textmate. It's great, but it's old and keeps crashing on me. No development in (what, 3+?) years, etc.

So I'm looking for a viable alternative. However, I don't want a bloated and slow editor that runs on Java (so NetBeans, Komodo, Eclipse, etc are out), nor something that includes the kitchen Sink (goodbye Coda, I already own Espresso but am extremely disappointed that after so long the new version doesn't include variable autocompletion, seriously Macrabbit!). Bbedit is a little too bare-bones for me.

In summary, as the title says, a Textmate replacement that is modern, stable and still in development. Mainly for PHP 开发者_如何学运维development. Does such a beast exist?

Thanks in advance.

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Sublime Text 2?

I guess it's the best alternative for someone who used to use textmate, it has a lot of awesome features, once you get used to it you won't need to use anything else.

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I hate to be "that guy", but I've been slowly teaching myself Vim, and… well it works I think. Give it another go if you haven't recently. Make it your mission to be awesome at Vim.

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How about these:

• Smultron
• Kod
• Sublime Text X
• Chocolat (still in alpha beta, but great)

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For what it's worth, TextMate 2 is in development.

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I would recommend BBEdit (http://www.barebones.com/products/bbedit/) - the best I've seen on a mac. Have been using it for years. And it even has auto-complete for PHP.

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TextWrangler!

Unlike BBEdit, which is like $50 (thats just a rediculous price for a text editor), TextWrangler is free!

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Use Coda . It's not free but works great. I've been working with coda for over a year now and I think it's the best development tool.

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Nusphere PhpED is the fastest php IDE I have work with but its not free .

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I've moved to Vim one year ago. The steep learning curve is not a myth but not that hard to climb.

Also I second all Sublime Text 2 mentions. It's what TextMate should have been and probably more.