As I’ve previously mentioned, I use Coda as my IDE for WordPress development. Honestly, it lacks a lot features that I miss about IDE’s like Visual Studio, but I’m a fan of the user interface and have found a number of Coda Plugins for WordPress that make it more a pleasant experience. To that […]
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Not long ago, I made the change from Coda to Atom though I never actually talked about the reasons behind this decision.
If you’ve recently installed or upgraded to Coda 2, are using MAMP to manage your development stack, and are looking to use the built-in MySQL frontend, here’s what you need to do in order to connect to MySQL in Coda 2. Setting up a connection between your project and its database is easy. It […]
[…] what it’s worth, I dig the fact that we have choices when it comes to the tools with which we work. But I’ve been a fan of Coda ever since I moved to Mac. This doesn’t mean it’s not without its shortcomings. For example, I use a third-party application to do debugging but it’s […]
[…] of software, it has its shortcomings, but I’ve never used any other IDE that I liked as much. When it comes to Mac and web application development, Coda 2 is my IDE of choice (and the latest version is leaps and bounds better than the first version). On top of that, I usually use the […]
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