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I've been using it more and more, but still use Coda for larger projects just so I can use the code navigator to get my head around the larger code base. I hav
by speg 15y ago
I've been using it more and more, but still use Coda for larger projects just so I can use the code navigator to get my head around the larger code base. I haven't seen anything like that for sublime yet...
- CWIZO 15y agoI never used Coda so I don't know if this is what you mean. But Sublime has "projects", you basically add a folder as a project and then you get a nice sidebar that has your folder's structure displayed, and then you can open files from there. (http://www.sublimetext.com/docs/projects http://www.sublimetext.com/docs/projects)
- seclorum 15y agoI've used Coda in the past, but I've found that Sublimes cmd-R and cmd-T/-P are all I need to be able to navigate around like a ninja.
- Brajeshwar 15y agoI'm a Coda to Sublime convert. Try Coda on larger files and it will drag you. Yes, I would love to have a navigator like Coda. However, it's a matter of perspective, try "CMD + p" and you'll love it. (I'm guessing it should correspond to "Ctrl + p".