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Coda was my primary editor up until around 2011 when I switched to Sublime Text. The built in FTP/SFTP transfers was a really big time saver and key feature. Th
by nodesocket 7y ago
Coda was my primary editor up until around 2011 when I switched to Sublime Text. The built in FTP/SFTP transfers was a really big time saver and key feature. Things have changed quite a bit since then in the editor landscape, curious to see what comes.
I primary do DevOps today, and I think if their new editor implemented some DevOpsy features could be huge selling point. Remote SSH and running commands, terminal integration, git integration.
- mattlondon 7y agoSsh, terminal, git integration etc sounds precisely like what vscode offers to me. Good luck to them, but I don't think vscode is doing well because it is free. It is genuinely a very good editor.
- millstone 7y agoVSCode is a good editor, but it's very much in the JS-camp of stuff sort of works once you've fought through configuration and dug through SO. Also it's manifestly un-Mac-like in noticeable ways. For example it's hard to know if I've saved a file, because Command-S doesn't highlight the menubar, no matter how many times I press it. Basic Mac features, MIA. I'm ready for something that just works, so you'll find me camping outside Panic's digital store.