Coda PHP & Web Toolkit 3.1
New features and nice bugfixes for the Coda plugin. Continue reading “Coda PHP & Web Toolkit 3.1”
Safari Pinboard extension 2.7
New version of the Safari extension for pinboard.in:
Access the “Save Tabs”-feature with new button for the toolbar and/or a “save tabs”-link on the pinboard toolbar.
Download, comment, etc – click here »
Coda PHP & Web Toolkit – 3.1beta
Implementating these new features: JSTidy configuration and automatic updates (finally).
As well as: A bugfix for proCSSor, a new configuration option for PHPTidy and things I probably have forgotten. Continue reading “Coda PHP & Web Toolkit – 3.1beta”
Pinboard extension beta, with “Save Tabs”
New beta (2.65) of the Safari extension for pinboard.in
Some code cleanup and now lets you save open tabs to your Pinboard account. There’s a new button for the toolbar and a “save tabs”-link on the (optional) pinboard toolbar.
Download, comment, etc – click here »
Coda PHP & Web Toolkit – JS tidy formatting
The next update will make JSTidy configurable, but in case you’d like to change the braces placement (in a new line) right now:
- Go to (your user folder)/Library/Application Support/Coda/Plug-Ins/
- Right click on “PhpPlugin.codaplugin”, choose “Show package contents”
- Navigate to Contents/Resources and open "jstidy-min.js" with an Editor
- On the last line replace braces_on_own_line:true with braces_on_own_line:false
Coda PHP & Web Toolkit 3.0
Well, finally the 3.0 version of Coda PHP & Web Toolkit. Here’s an overview of the new features.
Use selection
This is probably very helpful – if you enable this in the prefences and have a selection in the editor, all commands only operate on this selection.
Real-life example: You have an HTML-page with inline JavaScript. Select the JavaScript part and use Minify to minify the JavaScript only.
Results in a floating window
Validation results for CSS, HTML and Javascript can be displayed in a floating window, so you can view the warnings/errors without having to switch to another tab: Continue reading “Coda PHP & Web Toolkit 3.0”
Facebook integration
I created a facebook page for everything happening here. So click the “Facebook”-Button on the right side (Below follow here for updates) to visit, and like
it.
I’ll post only relevant news like updates or new features – so you won’t have your timeline filled up with useless stuff.
The outdated Share
-link is now replace by a Recommend
-link, which basically does the same: Posting a link of the current page to your wall, with an optional comment. There’s also and undo-button right there, if you change your mind.
More information about including a friendly
like button can be found on this page: dorianroy.com/blog/2010/04/how-to-make-a-friendly-facebook-like-button/.