Code-a.
I know some of y'all are Mac geeks (only slightly so, eh), and have probably already seen this, but holycowCODAholycow.
It's like Dreamweaver for people who hand-code their sites. Only elegantly-crafted and a fifth of the price.
And Panic makes GOOD software. (And the official Katamari t-shirts, but that's neither here nor there.) It's got me excited to hack some PHP again.
jason
It's like Dreamweaver for people who hand-code their sites. Only elegantly-crafted and a fifth of the price.
And Panic makes GOOD software. (And the official Katamari t-shirts, but that's neither here nor there.) It's got me excited to hack some PHP again.
jason
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But I thought we were talking about software
10 IF OWN_TRANSMIT=TRUE
20 CAKE = CAKE + ICING
30 END IF
40 EAT CAKE
50 GOTO 40
I am usually a fierce defender of Smultron, too (despite its flaws), but Coda's just got too much going for it, all in one interface. The visual CSS editor, the graphical-symbol regular expressions, the DOM inspector* and the javascript debugger ...PLUS code-completion for HTML/CSS/PHP? AND what is essentially a faster version of the already excellentacular Transmit under the hood? Sorry if I sound like a schill, but I'm sold.
(* For the record...the DOM inspector is very similar to the free Firefox extension Firebug ...which is pretty impressive on its own, if you're short on cash.)
jason
p.s.--nice algorithm, Mario! mmmm, cake...