If you do layout and/or web development on a Mac, then the release of Coda 2 should not go unnoticed by you. The Coda 2 package offers web developers more than 100 new features, many of which have long been expected by users and have been heating up the support of the developer company. The editor is fully compatible with the 64-bit runtime environment and has a significantly improved interface.
The product is positioned as a universal toolkit for managing all aspects of web applications. In particular, the Coda 2 environment includes a code editor, a terminal, and tools for managing CSS styles and files on websites.
Coda understands 23 programming languages, among which are naturally popular HTML, Java, Ruby, PHP, Python, SQL, XML, CSS and others. Also, the editor can be configured for a specific language to work in the most comfortable conditions. Working with code is very convenient. Coda 2, like most editors, supports code highlighting. The most useful feature of the program is that it knows all containers, most functions, parameters and understands syntax perfectly. Coda 2 has an excellent multi-window file manager. In one window, you can work with local resources, in the next one with remote ones. The logic of working with files was borrowed from Transmit, which is deservedly considered one of the most convenient file managers.
Software Specs
Version: 2.7.7
Activation (RG): K’ed by TNT team
Compatibility: macOS 10.13 and later
Architecture: x86 (64-bit)
Size: 67.8 MB
