I have asked several times over the past year and have never been
given a definitive answer (though I've always gotten SOME sort of
feedback in a fairly timely manner!). I wish it would get released
soon though! Code completing needs a bunch of features to catch up
with Dreamweaver. I just got subversion to work though so that's
positive seeing as I couldn't do so with Dreamweaver CS5.
The longer it takes the more awesome it will be right? In theory??
=]
Smola
On Jul 19, 8:48 pm, justin <jus...@justinhileman.info> wrote:
> I have asked several times over the past year and have never been > given a definitive answer (though I've always gotten SOME sort of > feedback in a fairly timely manner!). I wish it would get released > soon though! Code completing needs a bunch of features to catch up > with Dreamweaver. I just got subversion to work though so that's > positive seeing as I couldn't do so with Dreamweaver CS5.
> The longer it takes the more awesome it will be right? In theory?? > =]
> Smola
> On Jul 19, 8:48 pm, justin <jus...@justinhileman.info> wrote: >> On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 11:43 AM, James Chalmers
>> <skippychalm...@gmail.com> wrote: >>> I have lined up all my equals signs on an entire document of PHP. Perfectly. Twice.
On Tue, Jul 20, 2010 at 2:54 PM, Can Sürmeli <c...@cansurmeli.com> wrote: > By the way, I want Html 5 capabilities and wysiswyg editor which they > replied in an e-mail that they're both coming soon.
Wait. **I** don't want a wysiwyg editor. Please stick to Dreamweaver, and let those of us who want a text editor keep ours :)
Count me as another against adding WYSIWYG capabilities to Coda. All
that will do is add bloat to Coda, and distract Panic from making the
editor the best that it can be.
If you want training wheels for your code, use Dreamweaver, Flux,
Rapidweaver or Mozilla Composer.
On Jul 20, 2:54 pm, Can Sürmeli <c...@cansurmeli.com> wrote:
> I hope so Smola. I have a feeling that Panic will explode soon with
> bunch of new features.
> By the way, I want Html 5 capabilities and wysiswyg editor which they
> replied in an e-mail that they're both coming soon.
> Wish Panic had a web page that they displayed upcoming fetures for
> their products and answered e-mails much faster.
> Better customer support Coda, please.
> C@N | cansurmeli.com
> 20 Tem 2010 tarihinde 10:30 saatinde, Smola <callmesm...@gmail.com>
> şunları yazdı:
> > I have asked several times over the past year and have never been
> > given a definitive answer (though I've always gotten SOME sort of
> > feedback in a fairly timely manner!). I wish it would get released
> > soon though! Code completing needs a bunch of features to catch up
> > with Dreamweaver. I just got subversion to work though so that's
> > positive seeing as I couldn't do so with Dreamweaver CS5.
> > The longer it takes the more awesome it will be right? In theory??
> > =]
> > Smola
> > On Jul 19, 8:48 pm, justin <jus...@justinhileman.info> wrote:
> >> On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 11:43 AM, James Chalmers
> >> <skippychalm...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >>> I have lined up all my equals signs on an entire document of PHP. Perfectly. Twice.
isn't coda supposed to be a text editor for people who know how to code, not a wysiwyg for those who don't? - i'd rather see Code Navigator alphebetised first which would actually make it useful - and second i'd like to see Code Navigator as a full height panel in a 3 pane layout which would make it more useful again for those with a widescreen
> Count me as another against adding WYSIWYG capabilities to Coda. All > that will do is add bloat to Coda, and distract Panic from making the > editor the best that it can be.
> If you want training wheels for your code, use Dreamweaver, Flux, > Rapidweaver or Mozilla Composer.
> On Jul 20, 2:54 pm, Can Sürmeli<c...@cansurmeli.com> wrote: >> I hope so Smola. I have a feeling that Panic will explode soon with >> bunch of new features.
>> By the way, I want Html 5 capabilities and wysiswyg editor which they >> replied in an e-mail that they're both coming soon.
>> Wish Panic had a web page that they displayed upcoming fetures for >> their products and answered e-mails much faster.
>> Better customer support Coda, please.
>> C@N | cansurmeli.com
>> 20 Tem 2010 tarihinde 10:30 saatinde, Smola<callmesm...@gmail.com> >> şunları yazdı:
>>> I have asked several times over the past year and have never been >>> given a definitive answer (though I've always gotten SOME sort of >>> feedback in a fairly timely manner!). I wish it would get released >>> soon though! Code completing needs a bunch of features to catch up >>> with Dreamweaver. I just got subversion to work though so that's >>> positive seeing as I couldn't do so with Dreamweaver CS5. >>> The longer it takes the more awesome it will be right? In theory?? >>> =] >>> Smola >>> On Jul 19, 8:48 pm, justin<jus...@justinhileman.info> wrote: >>>> On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 11:43 AM, James Chalmers >>>> <skippychalm...@gmail.com> wrote: >>>>> I have lined up all my equals signs on an entire document of PHP. Perfectly. Twice. >>>> I wrote a plugin for that :) >>>> -- >>>> justinhttp://justinhileman.com >>> -- >>> For group options, such as unsubscribing, visithttp://groups.google.com/group/coda-users
> isn't coda supposed to be a text editor for people who know how to code, not a wysiwyg for those who don't? - i'd rather see Code Navigator alphebetised first which would actually make it useful - and second i'd like to see Code Navigator as a full height panel in a 3 pane layout which would make it more useful again for those with a widescreen
> On 21/07/10 10:52 PM, Ted wrote: >> Count me as another against adding WYSIWYG capabilities to Coda. All >> that will do is add bloat to Coda, and distract Panic from making the >> editor the best that it can be.
>> If you want training wheels for your code, use Dreamweaver, Flux, >> Rapidweaver or Mozilla Composer.
>> On Jul 20, 2:54 pm, Can Sürmeli<c...@cansurmeli.com> wrote: >>> I hope so Smola. I have a feeling that Panic will explode soon with >>> bunch of new features.
>>> By the way, I want Html 5 capabilities and wysiswyg editor which they >>> replied in an e-mail that they're both coming soon.
>>> Wish Panic had a web page that they displayed upcoming fetures for >>> their products and answered e-mails much faster.
>>> Better customer support Coda, please.
>>> C@N | cansurmeli.com
>>> 20 Tem 2010 tarihinde 10:30 saatinde, Smola<callmesm...@gmail.com> >>> şunları yazdı:
>>>> I have asked several times over the past year and have never been >>>> given a definitive answer (though I've always gotten SOME sort of >>>> feedback in a fairly timely manner!). I wish it would get released >>>> soon though! Code completing needs a bunch of features to catch up >>>> with Dreamweaver. I just got subversion to work though so that's >>>> positive seeing as I couldn't do so with Dreamweaver CS5. >>>> The longer it takes the more awesome it will be right? In theory?? >>>> =] >>>> Smola >>>> On Jul 19, 8:48 pm, justin<jus...@justinhileman.info> wrote: >>>>> On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 11:43 AM, James Chalmers >>>>> <skippychalm...@gmail.com> wrote: >>>>>> I have lined up all my equals signs on an entire document of PHP. Perfectly. Twice. >>>>> I wrote a plugin for that :) >>>>> -- >>>>> justinhttp://justinhileman.com >>>> -- >>>> For group options, such as unsubscribing, visithttp://groups.google.com/group/coda-users
> I like designing from the code view better as well and I'm good at it > but I think a visual editor is an old habbit from Dreamweaver.
> C@N | cansurmeli.com
> 21 Tem 2010 tarihinde 16:15 saatinde, Chris Knowles > <chris.knowles...@gmail.com> şunları yazdı:
>> isn't coda supposed to be a text editor for people who know how to code, not a wysiwyg for those who don't? - i'd rather see Code Navigator alphebetised first which would actually make it useful - and second i'd like to see Code Navigator as a full height panel in a 3 pane layout which would make it more useful again for those with a widescreen
>> On 21/07/10 10:52 PM, Ted wrote: >>> Count me as another against adding WYSIWYG capabilities to Coda. All >>> that will do is add bloat to Coda, and distract Panic from making the >>> editor the best that it can be.
>>> If you want training wheels for your code, use Dreamweaver, Flux, >>> Rapidweaver or Mozilla Composer.
>>> On Jul 20, 2:54 pm, Can Sürmeli<c...@cansurmeli.com> wrote: >>>> I hope so Smola. I have a feeling that Panic will explode soon with >>>> bunch of new features.
>>>> By the way, I want Html 5 capabilities and wysiswyg editor which they >>>> replied in an e-mail that they're both coming soon.
>>>> Wish Panic had a web page that they displayed upcoming fetures for >>>> their products and answered e-mails much faster.
>>>> Better customer support Coda, please.
>>>> C@N | cansurmeli.com
>>>> 20 Tem 2010 tarihinde 10:30 saatinde, Smola<callmesm...@gmail.com> >>>> şunları yazdı:
>>>>> I have asked several times over the past year and have never been >>>>> given a definitive answer (though I've always gotten SOME sort of >>>>> feedback in a fairly timely manner!). I wish it would get released >>>>> soon though! Code completing needs a bunch of features to catch up >>>>> with Dreamweaver. I just got subversion to work though so that's >>>>> positive seeing as I couldn't do so with Dreamweaver CS5. >>>>> The longer it takes the more awesome it will be right? In theory?? >>>>> =] >>>>> Smola >>>>> On Jul 19, 8:48 pm, justin<jus...@justinhileman.info> wrote: >>>>>> On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 11:43 AM, James Chalmers >>>>>> <skippychalm...@gmail.com> wrote: >>>>>>> I have lined up all my equals signs on an entire document of PHP. Perfectly. Twice. >>>>>> I wrote a plugin for that :) >>>>>> -- >>>>>> justinhttp://justinhileman.com >>>>> -- >>>>> For group options, such as unsubscribing, visithttp://groups.google.com/group/coda-users
On Wed, Jul 21, 2010 at 2:57 PM, William Li <em...@williamli.hk> wrote: > code folding is one sure thing i want from coda 2 > and also html5 support is good... > and the safari plugin where user can draw on the site...
> On 21 Jul 2010, at 9:21 PM, Can Sürmeli wrote:
>> I like designing from the code view better as well and I'm good at it >> but I think a visual editor is an old habbit from Dreamweaver.
>> C@N | cansurmeli.com
>> 21 Tem 2010 tarihinde 16:15 saatinde, Chris Knowles >> <chris.knowles...@gmail.com> şunları yazdı:
>>> isn't coda supposed to be a text editor for people who know how to code, not a wysiwyg for those who don't? - i'd rather see Code Navigator alphebetised first which would actually make it useful - and second i'd like to see Code Navigator as a full height panel in a 3 pane layout which would make it more useful again for those with a widescreen
>>> On 21/07/10 10:52 PM, Ted wrote: >>>> Count me as another against adding WYSIWYG capabilities to Coda. All >>>> that will do is add bloat to Coda, and distract Panic from making the >>>> editor the best that it can be.
>>>> If you want training wheels for your code, use Dreamweaver, Flux, >>>> Rapidweaver or Mozilla Composer.
>>>> On Jul 20, 2:54 pm, Can Sürmeli<c...@cansurmeli.com> wrote: >>>>> I hope so Smola. I have a feeling that Panic will explode soon with >>>>> bunch of new features.
>>>>> By the way, I want Html 5 capabilities and wysiswyg editor which they >>>>> replied in an e-mail that they're both coming soon.
>>>>> Wish Panic had a web page that they displayed upcoming fetures for >>>>> their products and answered e-mails much faster.
>>>>> Better customer support Coda, please.
>>>>> C@N | cansurmeli.com
>>>>> 20 Tem 2010 tarihinde 10:30 saatinde, Smola<callmesm...@gmail.com> >>>>> şunları yazdı:
>>>>>> I have asked several times over the past year and have never been >>>>>> given a definitive answer (though I've always gotten SOME sort of >>>>>> feedback in a fairly timely manner!). I wish it would get released >>>>>> soon though! Code completing needs a bunch of features to catch up >>>>>> with Dreamweaver. I just got subversion to work though so that's >>>>>> positive seeing as I couldn't do so with Dreamweaver CS5. >>>>>> The longer it takes the more awesome it will be right? In theory?? >>>>>> =] >>>>>> Smola >>>>>> On Jul 19, 8:48 pm, justin<jus...@justinhileman.info> wrote: >>>>>>> On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 11:43 AM, James Chalmers >>>>>>> <skippychalm...@gmail.com> wrote: >>>>>>>> I have lined up all my equals signs on an entire document of PHP. Perfectly. Twice. >>>>>>> I wrote a plugin for that :) >>>>>>> -- >>>>>>> justinhttp://justinhileman.com >>>>>> -- >>>>>> For group options, such as unsubscribing, visithttp://groups.google.com/group/coda-users
It would be terrible if I didn't respond to this thread and mention
that not so long ago there was a thread that discussed Coda 2 and
rehashed most of what has been discussed in this, the lastest thread.
(http://groups.google.com/group/coda-users/browse_thread/thread/ 4303d52e0d0e751d/642f5bb5dd88c78e)
And what came out of it? A Google Moderator thread that posted feature
requests with over 600 people contributing over 140 features and
10,000 votes! The most popular feature was HTML 5 support. So, go and
check the thread and vote up your faves and down the not-so-faves.
This is the best way to voice our collective opinion on features to
Panic.
> Cabel, if you're reading this, one feature that would be *fantastic*
> is a small one: remembered highlights after an undo.
> Example:
> a word is selected/highlighted
> anything is done (like Convert to ASCII, apply a tag, etc.)
> undo
> The selection is lost. Visual Studio does remember your selection, and
> it's something I got used to and find incredibly helpful.
> thanks for reading,
> Matt
> On Wed, Jul 21, 2010 at 2:57 PM, William Li <em...@williamli.hk> wrote:
> > code folding is one sure thing i want from coda 2
> > and also html5 support is good...
> > and the safari plugin where user can draw on the site...
> > On 21 Jul 2010, at 9:21 PM, Can Sürmeli wrote:
> >> I like designing from the code view better as well and I'm good at it
> >> but I think a visual editor is an old habbit from Dreamweaver.
> >> C@N | cansurmeli.com
> >> 21 Tem 2010 tarihinde 16:15 saatinde, Chris Knowles
> >> <chris.knowles...@gmail.com> şunları yazdı:
> >>> isn't coda supposed to be a text editor for people who know how to code, not a wysiwyg for those who don't? - i'd rather see Code Navigator alphebetised first which would actually make it useful - and second i'd like to see Code Navigator as a full height panel in a 3 pane layout which would make it more useful again for those with a widescreen
> >>> On 21/07/10 10:52 PM, Ted wrote:
> >>>> Count me as another against adding WYSIWYG capabilities to Coda. All
> >>>> that will do is add bloat to Coda, and distract Panic from making the
> >>>> editor the best that it can be.
> >>>> If you want training wheels for your code, use Dreamweaver, Flux,
> >>>> Rapidweaver or Mozilla Composer.
> >>>> On Jul 20, 2:54 pm, Can Sürmeli<c...@cansurmeli.com> wrote:
> >>>>> I hope so Smola. I have a feeling that Panic will explode soon with
> >>>>> bunch of new features.
> >>>>> By the way, I want Html 5 capabilities and wysiswyg editor which they
> >>>>> replied in an e-mail that they're both coming soon.
> >>>>> Wish Panic had a web page that they displayed upcoming fetures for
> >>>>> their products and answered e-mails much faster.
> >>>>> Better customer support Coda, please.
> >>>>> C@N | cansurmeli.com
> >>>>> 20 Tem 2010 tarihinde 10:30 saatinde, Smola<callmesm...@gmail.com>
> >>>>> şunları yazdı:
> >>>>>> I have asked several times over the past year and have never been
> >>>>>> given a definitive answer (though I've always gotten SOME sort of
> >>>>>> feedback in a fairly timely manner!). I wish it would get released
> >>>>>> soon though! Code completing needs a bunch of features to catch up
> >>>>>> with Dreamweaver. I just got subversion to work though so that's
> >>>>>> positive seeing as I couldn't do so with Dreamweaver CS5.
> >>>>>> The longer it takes the more awesome it will be right? In theory??
> >>>>>> =]
> >>>>>> Smola
> >>>>>> On Jul 19, 8:48 pm, justin<jus...@justinhileman.info> wrote:
> >>>>>>> On Mon, Jul 19, 2010 at 11:43 AM, James Chalmers
> >>>>>>> <skippychalm...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >>>>>>>> I have lined up all my equals signs on an entire document of PHP. Perfectly. Twice.
> >>>>>>> I wrote a plugin for that :)
> >>>>>>> --
> >>>>>>> justinhttp://justinhileman.com > >>>>>> --
> >>>>>> For group options, such as unsubscribing, visithttp://groups.google.com/group/coda-users
