In addition to SVN, now you can manage source with GIT. Autocomplete your custom variables + functions. Hide the sidebar, or go full-screen, and get work done. You’ll always know what you’re looking at. Put your favorite, powerful Coda tools in the sidebar dock. Find files quickly, and see more tabs at once. Panic also announced introductory offer that Coda 2 and Diet Coda for iPad will be available for 50% discounted price.
CODA 2 APP MAC
Likewise Coda 2 and Diet Coda for iPad  hits Mac and iTunes app store. Panic, creators of coda previously announced that Coda 2 and Diet Coda for iPad will be available on 24th May. Most web developers who uses mac uses coda.
CODA 2 APP CODE
I’m not sure if I could be efficient using both Coda and Espresso 2 right now and I’m certainly not plunking down the $$ for Coda 2 until I see some more favorably reviewed point releases that address stability.Coda is the popular code editing app for Mac. If I didn’t still have a bad taste about Espresso 2’s publishing, I would probably be using Espresso 2 as my sole development tool right now. Espresso 2 is much superior when it comes to wrapping selected text with a tag. Espresso 2 does PHP sytax checking but Coda requires a plugin for that. Coda doesn’t do the file checking I mentioned above and it doesn’t seem like Espresso 2 does either. Espresso 2 doesn’t autoclose braces nor does it highlight braces when you close them like Coda does. Coda autocloses brackets and braces but in a rather annoying way which requires you to move the cursor between the braces before typing. SummaryĮspresso 2 and Coda (original) are not very different. I’m not sure how robust the ‘sugar’ development community is for Espresso 2 but there’s stuff out there. This morning, it seems to be working fine.Īs with the plugin architecture of Coda, Espresso 2 uses ‘sugar’ additives to provide enhanced features. Nor did it appear for any file in that directory. I was working on a file last evening and the publishing cloud icon didn’t appear. The main frustration I’ve had with Espresso 2 is that the appearance of the publishing cloud next to the file name has been hit or miss, especially on a Mac running Snow Leopard. Autocomplete and tag closing are nice to haves but not essential. My main need for a development tool is to be able to find a file quickly, make my edits, validate the syntax and upload it as quickly as possible.
CODA 2 APP FULL
Since they don’t have a demo of Coda 2, I decided to look at Espresso 2, which does have a 15 day, full featured demo. I know developers can be a cranky bunch but when you see words like “unusable”, “unstable” and “crashes”, it does cause concern. If you look at the reviews of Coda 2 on the App Store, it’s getting some pretty poor reviews. Anyway, Panic updated Coda to Coda 2 so I did some looking around to see if I wanted to move from Coda to Coda 2.
I wasn’t interested in setting up Git or SVN. Since I’m the sole “developer”, this workflow was ok for me. I know I could have used Coda to work directly on the server but I never got comfortable doing that. I modified my workflow to open Transmit, sync that directory to my mac, open Coda and start to work. Since I work on multiple Macs, that feature came in handy so I didn’t overwrite something I did the week before on another Mac. The only feature I really missed was Dreamweaver’s function to check the timestamp on the server file before uploading an edited version of the file and alert me if I was overwriting a file edited elsewhere. Several years ago, I moved from Dreamweaver to Panic’s Coda as my primary web coding editor.
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