Triumph knows PHP. Intimately. It goes above and beyond most other IDEs; it can auto complete on inherited traits, variables decorated with PHPDoc comments, and variables inside closures. Triumph can also warn you about uninitialized variables, undefined functions, and function call argument mismatches.
Triumph has full XDebug support. Step through your code to easily eliminate bugs; inspect variables and even evaluate expressions while you are debugging a script. Triumph also has supports remote debugging; Triumph works great alongside vagrant dev environments.
Triumph is a native desktop application; it looks just like the other apps you use. Triumph seamlessly installs into your system because there are native DEB and RPM packages for linux. For Mac OS X users, Triumph comes in an Application Bundle that is installed just like all other Mac Apps. You will be amazed at how gorgeous your source code looks in your Retina monitor or your GTK desktop.
Triumph has an open development process. Triumph knows that developers want to be informed about the tools that they use. Is Triumph obsolete? Is Triumph being actively developed? Is Triumph using Continuous Integration and automated tests? How does Triumph implement its PHP linter? Triumph will not leave you wondering.
Setting up a project takes seconds. Projects are remembered across restarts. Triumph actively watches your projects for external modifications as well. With Triumph, "Refresh" and "sync" buttons are obsolete!
Integrated SQL Browser with MySQL, SQLite support. Run queries, copy results as CSV, SQL, or even PHP arrays. Quickly lookup table data or table definitions.
Triumph uses appropriate technologies that enable it to run fast and take modest resources: C++ (for native speed), wxWidgets (for cross-platform GUI), Scintilla (for Source Code syntax highlighting). Triumph will not take 1 GB of your precious RAM, and will not make your laptop go into power-hungry mode.
Triumph knows that you sometimes access files that are not in your project. Sometimes you sneak out to /etc/hosts, change a setting in your php.ini, or dip into your one-time quick-and-dirty script directory. Triumph makes all of these locations reachable with ease.