Monthly Archives: May 2007

CSS Collections

Posted on May 15, 2007 by Mike G.

I managed to find this handy link and felt that I’d share it with all my loyal followers… sigh. I think it is a little funny that a CSS site doesn’t use one bit of semantic markup and is still … Continue reading →

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You Stay Classy, Coda

Posted on May 11, 2007 by Mike G.

Well, today made it official that I am saying goodbye to my new friend Coda. As much as I want Coda to be my next code editor, it’s not. It wasn’t that it lacked in features, or that it was … Continue reading →

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Speaking of Code Editors

Posted on May 9, 2007 by Mike G.

It seems appropriate that I find nifty products like this while the subject of code editors is fresh on my mind. Codepress is a free, open-source editor made in JavaScript. What is really cool about it is that it implements … Continue reading →

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Getting to Know Coda: Sites and General Editing

Posted on May 4, 2007 by Mike G.

Following Coda’s suggested workflow, my experience initially began with defining “Sites.” Much like it’s clumsy, overweight cousin Dreamweaver, Coda uses Sites to organize each web project. Each site has a list of useful properties which are applied to file transfer, … Continue reading →

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Coda

Posted on May 3, 2007 by Mike G.

Panic, Inc. (the nice folks who brought us Transmit) have released another promising app dubbed “Coda”. It call to fame is that it is a “One Window Web Development” application. From the site: So, we code web sites by hand. … Continue reading →

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