Prices so low, they're practically insane: Panic 3-day sale is on

Just purchased Coda. I have recently gotten more serious about web development after getting Espresso as a bonus in the Macheist bundle. I was happy enough with getting Espresso essentially for free, but it definitely has its limitations.

When this sale came out I downloaded Coda to try it, and there's enough that it does better to make it worth jumping on this huge discount while I have the chance. Plus, Espresso crashes on me all the time (usually when uploading), and the developer seems rather unresponsive to some major bugs.

I hope we don't get screwed on an upgrade price, but until then I've got a better app to use and I only paid half price.

Demo limitations of Coda ?

I have been trying to find out what are the limitations of Coda in demo mode, but couldn't find a good answer anywhere. Strangely my version of Coda did not expire after a month (I have downloaded it officially from panic web site). I am wondering whether there are any limitations in demo version that I do not know of.
I would like to buy it, but don't really know what additional things I would get after buying it.

As a filthy pirate who used Transmit for over 2 years without paying for it I think it's a good way to bring such people into the fold and out of the shadows. I paid for a license today and I'll probably upgrade with the next version. My frequent use of the app justifies the price. Some other software which I use once a year do not.

Loved the Crazy Eddie reference.

"Our prices are insane!"

I am sort of annoyed that I only purchased coda a little over a month ago. I hope the upgrade price is reasonable or the new features are groundbreaking, not just a 'code folding, speed increased app rewrite from the ground up' bullshit

No it is not insane. They don't worth the full price in the first place. TUAW is more and more like paid reviews and first looks. Awful.

Given how hundreds of great apps on the iPhone are $0.99, doesn't it seem like when Panic is giving you a "discount," what they really are admitting is the true market value of their software is much lower than what they charge for it.

I think this software is really worth $10 or less. Just think of all the iPhone apps that are 99 cents!! I don't get how Mac developers think they can overcharge for all these apps.

I like panic apps. Long time Transmitt and now a coda user. That Coda really works well for web work and allows quick updates/previews to pages.

I did the somervilleopenstudios website with coda (mostly, except some CSS tweaks done by someone with dreamweaver, ).

The software is clear and works well. I have had no rudeness issues when I submitted a bug in transmit (It was fixed quickly as well).

http://www.somervilleopenstudios.org/

Cyberduck pretty much does what Transmit does - but I have to comment about their customer support - they're rude. I don't really want to pay even 50% off of 30 bucks for transmit when a new one comes out soon (as stated above). I NEVER will pay 30 bucks for Transmit, but I may pay 15, that's what it's worth to me - but I have a hard time even paying 15 when Cyberduck has been improved so much, and it's free -I think I'll donate the 15 bucks to Cyberduck and not purchase (or in my case re-purchase) transmit even at this sale price due to their support rudness.

Unison is the best newsreader for Mac. Good to hear they haven't forgotten about updating it.