+1 on what Chris said.
For new to intermediate web developers (especially those using PHP),
I think Coda will be great.
But, as a Rails developer, it's just not what I need. But that's
okay. Different tools for different folks. (Though, as a long-time
Panic user, I'm sad I won't be adding Coda to my toolset).
-- Patrick
On May 1, 2007, at 11:25 pm, Chris Abad wrote:
I have briefly. It's heavily biased towards a PHP & FTP workflow,
testing the site on a dev server. Doesn't fit as well w/ a Ruby &
SVN workflow, testing on your local machine.
A lot of comments around the web seem to show that there's a health
demand for Coda to better support the typical Rails deveoper's
workflow. I've even emailed Coda about it, and apparently they have
plans to go in that direction.
All in all, Coda looks like a great concept and a very well
designed app. Just not really applicable to me right now. =/
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