Anyone know any good coding programs(HTML, PHP etc) for Mac OSX 10.5.3 (Leopard)?
I;ve searched Google and can't see to find any.
Thanks.
Chris.
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Anyone know any good coding programs(HTML, PHP etc) for Mac OSX 10.5.3 (Leopard)?
I;ve searched Google and can't see to find any.
Thanks.
Chris.
Coda :) Transmit for FTP.
Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dentafrice
Seems like a great program.
Zend Studio for Eclipse.
Good to see that you've used Google. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Zaub
I use BBEditor but that's not exactly the best, and it's basically just a notepad.
I'm with Caleb, Coda. (www.panic.com/coda)
$79 :(Quote:
Originally Posted by loserWILL
Click the download link, I think you get a trial.
$79 of pure awesomeness. Defiantly one of the best coding tools i've used.
Notepad++ if it works on mac.
Zend studio for Eclipse!
I'm sure you can download the "Full" version by torrents. :)
The basic would be Dreamweaver but definitely Coda.
I've decided to go with Coda, it's great :D
Zend Studio for Eclipse
Why do these developers create applications for such **** platforms...
Throw your MAC away and buy a real PC.
I've asked myself the same question with Windows.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jahmes
Yeah CODA is an amazing application. Extremely simple and elegant yet has everything you'll need. I prefer it to Dreamweaver by a long shot.
I can't do it in larger text, use Zend Studio for Eclipse it is superior to "Coda"
I only good thing about a mac is this (that ive found)
http://www.geekologie.com/2007/08/20...eer-Server.jpg
Mac > Windows - Everyone knows it, just Windows owners won't accept it until their computer dies opening a .txt.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jahmes
My computers never die, people who start downloading crap from the net will get crap on their PC - they are the people who go for Mac's. Look at me for example, I have a Pent 4 2.6GHz, RAM 768MB and Nvidia (AGT) 7300GT or something - Though I never get "lag" on that computer, even when on games like Call of Duty, yes I have to run in low rez but no lag as such. The only reason computers crash are because of the third party crap people install on them.
No, it's Windows. My vista ready laptop crashed and failed to install Vista. Face it, it's the whole Windows platform.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jahmes
yeah but Vista is just pure crap, I agree with that ;)
My Windows has never crashed, I run XP, I make it run how I want, and I have perfect stability, no lag, no errors :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Klydo
Greg, just because your PC sucks doesn't mean ours do. Vista is fine aslong as you don't **** it up installing stupid untrusted 3rd party content.
I got to say Vista does suck though, probably because im not into all that GUI crap - though it has crashed a lot in the past when I used it on a high performance laptop of mine.
Windows users need to realise their desktops and laptops suck if they keep them running Windows OS. Until you move to Mac you don't realise how much Windows holds you back on things like design, music, video and coding. Mac overall is much greater than Windows. They are even priced much cheaper considering all the highly priced software you get along with it, not to mention the very expensive font packages which make my design life a lot cheaper and easier :)
I rather go to linux in all honesty. I think the whole apple range is mainstream bullocks.
I tried OS X for a week and a bit. I was not impressed by the level of stupidity you have to have to use it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Klydo
How does windows hold you back from coding? Yes Apples are known for better graphics/video editing but thats about it... you see them on movies so you think that they're good but you end up having to put up with it.
Not really, the tools in Windows are just as, or in some cases more powerful than the mac ones.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jahmes
Mac's do look rather confusing to use. I've tried a display one at PC World. I couldn't seem to get it to work :P. However the first time I used windows I clicked onto it straight away. It's just matter of preference, and that's what people seem to forget. Argueing over who has the best OS is kind of pathetic, because as I just said it's a matter of preference.
Coda is good apparently :rolleyes:
Most of the time a matter of needs rather than preference. For example I work in web design, therefore I need a system which can run smoothly and provide great feedback in terms of output in the display. Places like Virb Inc who have the best designed websites online today (in my opinion) have all their staff running Mac Pros as they do what that industry needs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stepheen
When it comes to things such as gaming or administration (word documents, spreadsheets, powerpoints etc) then you're better off with a Windows as that's more their area with upgradable graphics and the internationally used Word, Excel and Powerpoint.
Vista is a very good OS, if you can use it correctly.
And yeah, just because your laptop screwed up, you can't judge the other 5+ million plus of working perfectly versions?
I'm pretty sure Apple Macs crash aswell? Correct me if I'm wrong.
They do, and they crash without an error message so if something goes wrong and you can't boot, bye bye mac. With Windows you can just find the driver, hardware or error that's causing it to go wrong and fix it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stepheen
Thought so, my iTouch is broke and I'm pondering on how to fix it with no actual error message other than "you have an error".Quote:
Originally Posted by Jewish Bear
Owners of Ipods + Itouch = mainstream = fail