A new beta release: Now supports JSHint 2.3 with custom preferences. Continue reading “Coda PHP & Web Toolkit 4.2beta”
Coda PHP & Web Toolkit 3.9
And here a new release with some new features and bugfixes. Continue reading “Coda PHP & Web Toolkit 3.9”
Coda PHP & Web Toolkit 3.8
A bugfix release, download it or use the updater in the plugin. Continue reading “Coda PHP & Web Toolkit 3.8”
Coda PHP & Web Toolkit 3.7
A new version again, download it or use the updater in the plugin. Continue reading “Coda PHP & Web Toolkit 3.7”
Coda PHP & Web Toolkit 3.7 beta 2 (Coda 1 & 2)
And another beta for you to try out. Continue reading “Coda PHP & Web Toolkit 3.7 beta 2 (Coda 1 & 2)”
Coda PHP & Web Toolkit 3.6 – for Coda 1 & 2
So here’s the new, nice and hopefully stable version of the Coda plugin. Works with Coda 1.7.5 and Coda 2.x Continue reading “Coda PHP & Web Toolkit 3.6 – for Coda 1 & 2”
Coda 2: PHP & Web Toolkit beta available
Annoyingly the current version of my Coda plugin worked with all the Coda 2 beta versions, but not the final (release) version. The problem seems to be the non-threadsafe Webkit-View implementation. Since this is can’t be fixed easily I put together a beta version which doesn’t use the Webkit-View.
Limitations of this beta version:
- It’s beta.. and not yet well tested
- The option “Results in floating window” is disabled: Some results open in a new tab
- Some of the functions ask you (twice) “Untitled.php is a script application. Are you sure you want to run it?” – you can safely click “OK” :)
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Coda 2 and PHP & Web Toolkit
Update: Coda 2 compatible version will be coming the next days, stay tuned.
Just a short status update to let you know that my plug-in “PHP & Web Toolkit” for Coda will be compatible with the upcoming Coda version 2. Currently the tests look very good and all plug-in functions work as expected. The next plug-in version will be published after Coda 2 is out and I’ve received some feedback.
It might be possible that new versions will be running on Coda 2 only but I hope that it’s possible to maintain only one version of the plug-in.
I’m also looking forward to some new API functions which hopefully are integrated in Coda 2. These will fix some annoyances in the plug-in and allow plug-ins to do more stuff.