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Manipulate Coda — A text manipulation plug-in for Panic’s Coda Manipulate Coda is a text manipulation plug-in for Panic’s Coda. It’s built using the Coda Plugin Skeleton, an open source framework for writing Cocoa plug-ins for Coda using Python. It was originally inspired by Ian Beck’s amazing TEA for Coda plugin. Because Manipulate Coda is a Cocoa (native) Coda plug-in, it’s crazy fast. For examp

Color schemes for Coda (and SubEthaEdit) All color schemes on this page are fully compatible with each of the stock Coda syntax modes: ActionScript, ASP-HTML, CFML, CSS, ERB, HTML, Java, Javascript, JSP-HTML, LassoScript-HTML, Objective-J, Perl, PHP-HTML, Python, Ruby, Smarty, SQL and XML. In addition, they include styles for a couple more modes that I can’t live without: LESS, Markdown, Mustache

FastTab for Coda A member of the Coda users group requested the ability to jump to tabs with a hotkey — like in Firefox and Chrome — and it sounded like a great idea. So here you go: FastTab for Coda lets you jump to any tab (up to 9, I guess) by pressing control + the tab number. Enjoy! Download Download FastTab for Coda 3.0

coda-cli — Shell integration for Coda coda makes Panic’s Coda a first-class *nix citizen This tool provides shell integration for Coda. You can now open files and directories from a terminal: coda foo.html coda foo.html bar.css coda ./ If foo.html or bar.css doesn’t exist, coda will create it automatically for you. You can also edit a file and wait for it to close (-w or --wait). This is really im

(Re)installing PHP on Mac OS X So you develop PHP on a Mac? Mebbe you, like me, you might have noticed a few deficiencies in the pre-loaded version of PHP on your computer. Maybe you, like me, prefer to use a newer version of PHP? Here’s how to … Fix PHP on OS X First you’ll need Homebrew1. If you’re not already using it, what are you waiting for? tl;dr (just give me something to copy and paste) I

Git integration plug-ins for Coda I graduated from SVN quite a while ago… And I’m bummed about how long it’s taking Panic to move on as well. I’m sure I’m not the only Coda user who would love to see Git support in Coda’s built-in SCM scripts. Unfortunately, real SCM support for Coda not here yet, so I’ve gone and done the next best thing! Choose between the two If you love and use Gity, that’s ob