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Love coda for managing large numbers of cms installs. Use it for all my non-vim work (pair programing and more serious dev tasks just work better in vim, makes
by tedsuo 14y ago
Love coda for managing large numbers of cms installs. Use it for all my non-vim work (pair programing and more serious dev tasks just work better in vim, makes me think better). Exploring a code base works better for me in coda, the function names in the sidebar and file management, it's a nice light weight IDE. I often end up with both coda and vim going at the same time.
- speg 14y agoYes. Function names in the sidebar is the reason I still use Coda. Our workplace code base is so sprawled, this feature alone saves me so much grief.
- mikeroher 14y agoHave you tried this? SHows functions in a tag bar in vim. http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=273 http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=273
- speg 14y agoI think I tried that one out when I was giving Vim a whirl. Unfortunately I couldn't get into it. If there was something similar for Sublime Text 2, I would be very interested.
- mattacular 14y agoCommand/Ctrl+R will bring up the symbol explorer in ST2. Basically the same as Coda's function explorer. I do wish it could be a permanent fixture on the sidebar though... not sure if this is possible or not with a plugin.