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I develop applications using PHP or Java and will study Perl for the first time.
For PHP and Java, there are integrated development environments such as Eclipse, and debugging environment was regulated well, but, in the case of Perl, what kind of development environment do people use?
Is there a recommended IDE?
I would prefer a free debugging environment.
Perl has very good debugging support. Read perldoc perldebug for details.
There are a bunch of IDEs such as ActiveState's Komodo, EPIC etc but I prefer to combine GVim (see also .vimrc for Perl programmers) with the command line. Others prefer Emacs.
As Sinan stated, there are some IDEs for Perl. Padre is worth a mention. It is being actively developed by the Perl community.