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Coda 1.0.3 is available
The busy folks at Panic have released Coda 1.0.3. We know what you're thinking - that's quite a minor release to highlight on TUAW. We thought so, too, until we saw the laundry list of changes that are a part of this update. Highlights include:- Reorder your tabs with drag and drop
- New ASP / VBScript syntax mode
- Cold Fusion (CFML) syntax mode
- Drop a folder on the Dock icon to change the local file list to that folder (cool)
Thanks, Nik!
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
russell said 5:29PM on 6-07-2007
Looks great. Too bad I really like TextMate.
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Gianni said 7:04PM on 6-07-2007
Coda is by far the greatest mac editor I have ever used for web development. I recommend it over all others, as I have tried them all. It's new and it isn't perfect yet, but it's sure close. If you do any kind of web dev/coding this software is well worth the $79, also if you already have a Panic Transmit license Coda is only $69.
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Per said 4:11AM on 6-08-2007
Yeah, it's good and all, although a bug in it messed up the encoding, and such I am not able to code with the new version, if I would save my files, some of the special characters of the Swedish alphabet (Å) would be scrambled and mess up the file.
So, if you're using special characters, I would be cautious.
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bytte said 5:09AM on 6-08-2007
I'm mostly doing PHP development and I'm using Zend. Is Coda better than Zend?
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Bujar Kocana said 12:36PM on 6-08-2007
I would like to have a live link in my URL
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brian said 1:24PM on 6-08-2007
Zend is an IDE, with built-in debugging, etc. Coda is just a text editor with syntax coloring and other features related to webdesign/site maintenance built in--an FTP client, a Terminal window, etc. "Better" is in the eye of the beholder. They're very different products. The best thing to do would be to download the demo.
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