Anyway, it is the most requested feature. But that is not something I do too often. The only thing the sidebar lacks at the moment, is the ability to rename/add/delete files.
Coda doesn’t have something like this, but TextMate does. Plus you can open bespoke files, which show up in a file list. It is simple - you can simply drag a folder from your filesystem there and it becomes available for navigation and file editing. Great sidebar: The sidebar where files and folders are displayed is very nicely done.Startup time is ok, but once it is up and running, it is blazing fast. Extremely Responsive: Extremely quick once it starts up.There are quite a few things that like about it: Its tag line says: “The text editor you will fall in love with”. TextMate came close, but it has its own quirks.Ī couple of days back I came across Sublime Text 2.
I still love Coda, but I’ve been flirting with TextMate, BBEdit, even MacVim on the side. However, every so often I used to feel little disgruntled with how it is a little difficult to extend, especially, when it comes to snippets and setting up other workflows. It was really nice to be able to work in a native Mac app. A couple of years back, after using Eclipse as the IDE of my choice, I switched to Coda.
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