Let me preface this by saying Coda 2 is a great development tool, assuming that it works the way that you like work. Personally, it doesn't fit into my developm

Let me preface this by saying Coda 2 is a great development tool, assuming that it works the way that you like work. Personally, it doesn't fit into my development workflow. Coda 2 wants to be a one-stop shop for all of your development needs. So, if that's what you want in a text editor then I would definitely recommend you try it out. I, personally, do not work that way. I want my text editor to be as absent as possible. I want it to correct indentions and maybe auto complete tags as I go. I want to FTP everything myself. I want to preview the site in Safari and Firefox. I want to use SSH through terminal and Git through GitHub. That is where Coda 2 and I do not agree. Coda 2 is full of amazing features with a fantastic implementation that is too bloated for my needs. However, that comes down to how you want to use your text editor. For me, TextMate and BBEdit are the only editors I will ever use.