Links for 2007-04-29
- The adventures of Rob Manuel... I briefly worked with Rob at B3ta, and found this surprisingly entertaining. I can't tell off the top of my head whether it's a joke he's complicity with or would hate.
- Hicks likes Coda, the new application from Panic software on the Mac Hanging out with a bunch of Web Devs at work at the moment. Lots of debate generally around the place about whether Coda's any good or not. PC people are—as usual—suspicious of the hype...
- Coda is a relatively impressive looking new application for developing web sites... It's quite beautifully implemented, and seems to simplify the professional web production process by drawing together all the applications you might need into one coherent application...
- Cameron Marlow has use the Yahoo maps API to create a super simple Long/Lat finder... I really really like this. I think it's because it's so simple a tool, so completely understated, that it totally could be a little desktop application. I can see this being genuinely useful to a whole bunch of people.
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Coda is great, simple and easy to use. But it's missing lots of things that most web developers expect and rely on. See Panic Coda: What’s Missing? 19 Free Apps to Fill the Gaps and 30 Panic Coda Tips and Tricks.
→ Posted by: Upstart Blogger at May 3, 2007 9:26 PM