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As someone who recently switched to Mac, I tried Coda first. It was looking beautiful and everything, but stops at being just that. Beyond eye-candy, I could no
by thanashyam 14y ago
As someone who recently switched to Mac, I tried Coda first. It was looking beautiful and everything, but stops at being just that. Beyond eye-candy, I could not use it much - after a month of dabbling around with many editors, I have now settled for Sublime2.
- SmileyKeith 14y agoI would definitely recommend TextMate and BBEdit. Or even Chocolat which is still in development.
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- lukeholder 14y agoDefinitely recommend sublime text 2. Currently nothing comes close.
- kenthorvath 14y agoI bought licenses for Coda2, TextMate, and Sublime Text 2. I haven't opened TextMate in months. ST2 I use every day on every machine - including my Windows and Linux machines at work, and my Mac at home. Also, the Vintage plugin gives me close-enough vim commands to navigate and edit, and can be toggled with a keystroke. I'm in heaven. Coda2, is nice for design and live preview on the iPad is crazy cool, but the keyboard shortcuts feel very ergonomicly awkward and it doesn't seem to have the incredibly useful 'list all commands in fuzzy search' thing that TextMate and ST2 do so well. I use Coda2 when I'm messing with CSS, but for everything else, it's ST2.
- Enclave9 14y agoYep, been hooked ever since this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyUjnPgOPGE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyUjnPgOPGE