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I find Coda to have too much stuff. I don't want something that has a bunch of fancy icons and I have to scroll left/right to find my files and has 15 different
by dubcanada 14y ago
I find Coda to have too much stuff. I don't want something that has a bunch of fancy icons and I have to scroll left/right to find my files and has 15 different areas all with extra garbage you don't need (such as the entire right bar which is mostly useless too me).
However the project control part of Coda is amazing.
So it's a matter of how experienced web developer and what exactly do you do? If you do mostly HTML/CSS/JS, then Coda is for you. If you do mostly other stuff hardcore JS, ruby, php, lua, blah blah blah. I'd say sublime.
- LukaD 14y agoIt's also a matter of which OS you use. :) ST is cross platform and it's great to have a good text editor available when you have to use Windows.