After years of speculation and anticipation, Panic is ready to unveil and release version two of their flagship product: Coda. Though the Nettuts+ team hasn’t yet dug into the editor, based upon the outline on the home page, Panic seems to have come through with the most requested additions by the community, including: Proper code folding New UI Improved CSS support (along with an integrated, real-time CSS editor) Built-in MySQL editor Auto-completion for custom classes and methods Portable Coda Air Preview (use your iPad as a dedicated live preview while coding) Improved clippings with multiple stop points, and keyboard shortcuts Refer to the tour video on the Panic homepage...

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