Panic released version 1.5 of one of my favorite web developement and design tools today, Coda.
Some major changes in this release included:
- It is now possible to do a multi-file find and replace across local files. You can choose to search all open files, all files in a particular folder, or all files in your current Site.
- Coda 1.5 provides built in support (checkout, commit, revert, update, and rollback) for Subversion operations.
- This release includes improved organization of Clips. Clips can also now be imported and exported. Using the new codaclips: URL handler allows you to create a web page link that adds a clip to Coda. Sam Brown has already integrated this feature into Coda Clips
- Users can also create custom reference books in Coda 1.5.
Read more about the updates on Steven Frank’s site or in the official release notes.
2 Comments
Rubber arm: twisted. I’m going to buy Coda.
I think. Have you been using it with Mamp/WordPress, Will?
@Ian Stewart - I think Coda is worth the money.
I use MAMP for at 80 percent of my development/design projects with local install of the CMS I am working on at the time. So, yes, I have used Coda a lot with WordPress. I have 4 installs of WordPress in MAMP. One for each of production WordPress sites and one for other projects.
I also don’t have a stand alone FTP client installed anymore.