Lastly, since there's no per-app security in iOS, and Panic hasn't offered a PIN or password system, security paranoid users like myself won't want to let Diet Coda save any passwords. Hopefully they'll add that in the future, if for no other reason that to save time re-entering a dozen or so sites. It's also worth noting that while Coda 2 now supports iCloud to sync sites between Macs, Diet Coda can't tie into those settings yet to automagically bring them over to the iPad (the way Screens does for VPN, for example). Hopefully Apple adds this capability in the future, or Panic adds it specifically to Diet Coda. Diet Coda supports FTP and SFTP in both GUI and Terminal, but sadly iOS doesn't support either OpenVPN or persistent background internet connections which means if, like me, you need to access sites over OpenVPN, you're out of luck.
VPN Deals: Lifetime license for $16, monthly plans at $1 & moreĮnter your site credentials and you're off to work. Little touches like that, sprinkled throughout Panic's apps, make you smile no matter how many times you see them, and make what could be a boring, utilitarian UI more than a little delightful. It has the same, excellent pin-board style site manager, complete with the same terrific new backflip animation Coda 2 received on the desktop.
#Coda 2 icloud for mac#
Whimsically named Diet Coda, it doesn't provide all the functionality of it's bigger, older Mac brother, but it does provide almost exactly the functionality needed for an ultra-portable environment like the iPad.Īnyone familiar with Coda for Mac will immediately recognize how Diet Coda opens. And now they've brought Coda to the iPad. They're among the most thoughtful, most talented interface designers outside of Apple. That won't be a surprise to anyone familiar with Panic. Coming from Macromedia/Adobe's Dreamweaver, it was a breath of fresh air. I bought the original Coda for Mac the minute Panic put it on sale and have used it day-in, day-out ever since.
#Coda 2 icloud code#
Panic's ingenious all-in-one FTP, CSS, and Code editing app comes to iPad
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