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I've been working with MAMP and Coda for about 8 months now and I love it. I'm just working on personal projects so I don't have a need for a whole suite of too
by dglassan 16y ago
I've been working with MAMP and Coda for about 8 months now and I love it. I'm just working on personal projects so I don't have a need for a whole suite of tools
- spxdcz 16y agoWell that's two votes for Coda, I should definitely give it a go. I've just this second installed Aptana too (for an AIR project that I've been asked to look at). I like to keep things as simple as minimal as possible too, so if MAMP and Coda works for you, I suspect it might for me too. Thanks.
- happybuy 16y agoAnother vote for Coda & MAMP. Coda is great to have text editing, browser preview, SVN, file transfer and reference documentation all in a single polished application. Have found that MAMP is so much easier to setup and manage than trying to struggle with changing the inbuilt OS X services into a apache/php/mysql development environment.
- c23gooey 16y agoI also use Coda, however i have found XAMPP to be more robust and more up-to-date than MAMP. Other things i use: Gimp and Seashore (for graphics) Transmit (for FTP/SFTP) Terminal
- frytaz 16y agoI also use Coda with PHP & Web Toolkit plugin, Transmit, Sequel Pro, DTerm (grep for fast search through files) and Xcode for iOS development