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This library has a fantastic markdown file of all the what's and wherefores to help and it'd be great if I could have this nicely accessible in say the Books format in Coda. When I'm writing my CSS with LESS I'm more often than not using Clearleft's ClearLESS LESS library made by // All Marked Up //. I'm sure if I still and my 27' iMac instead of this 13' MBA I'd have The sidebar open all them time though. It'd be great if, somehow, The sidebar would remember it's open or closed state on a per file basis rather than per project. Rather than flitting from Coda to a todo app to Coda again.Д¬urrently I'm finding I use the sidebar when I'm editing the CSS but don't want it there when I'm playing my HTML.

Having the todos for a project tied to the project rather than a third party would, I feel, speed up your work and aid your concentration. Wouldn't it be great if you can do that somewhere within Coda? You could have it as an option in the sidebar. You think of something that you need to add on a todo list for the project. Maybe there's the HTML and CSS page open. This list is in absolutely no particular order and I may add to this post as and when I ever think of them.

Since using it daily for quite a while now I've, every now and then, found some things that'd I really like to be added to the upcoming updates which I think will make such a great product even better. Then I decided to try it for a client project. I had a dalliance with Espresso 2 for 6 months and wasn't to keen on what I saw of Coda 2. I started using Coda when I got my first Mac in 2009 after years of using Dreamweaver (ever since version 3).

#DREAMWEAVER OR CODA 2 CODE#

So, if you've been following along my twitter account you would have seen I've started to use Coda 2 as my main code editor for all the fun HTML, CSS and JavaScript I get to do. always twisted A Coda 2 wish list 17 September 2012

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