Improving Your Productivity: Quick Tips for Coda
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Improving Your Productivity: Quick Tips for Coda

on Jun 24th 2011 with 14 comments
Tutorial Details
  • Program: Coda
  • Time: 12 minutes
  • Difficulty: Beginner

In this exclusive web series, Adi Purdila is going to walk you through how to use a handful of web design applications to improve your productivity. Work fast, smarter, and more efficiently! Today’s session: Quick Tips for Coda!

Quick Tips for Coda (Exclusive Video)

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About this Series

Adi is going to be recording a handful of these little quick-tip videos for various web design programs. The purpose? To share some tips and trick for working faster in the programs that you use every single day! If you have any particular programs or technologies that you’d like him to share his tips on, let him know in the comments section below!

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  • Curia Design

    shame coda is only for Mac OS systems. Hopefully notepad++ is a featured program in this series!.

  • http://www.iamchad.com Chad

    Great video, but a note to Envato…the ads on these videos are ridiculous when they constantly keep popping back up after you close them time and time again. I’m more than happy to pay $40 a month to experience the sites 100% ad free!

    • Mike

      I’m with Chad. The ads on this video make it unwatchable. This is the worst case of aggressive marketing I’ve ever seen. Completely useless.

      • http://themeforest.net/user/epicera/portfolio?ref=epicera Brandon Jones

        Heya Mike – I just disabled advertising on the quick tip video… they shouldn’t have ever been there, sorry about that!

    • http://themeforest.net/user/epicera/portfolio?ref=epicera Brandon Jones

      Heya Chad – the ads are now gone – I actually didn’t realize that the overlays were even turned on, so I’ve disabled them for the entire site for the time being ;) Thanks for the heads up!

  • Michael

    This is a very good topic. Developers should have a good grasp of web tools and utilities. There is a good link at Thought Results that tries to aggregate the links of these tools in one place.

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  • http://syicotech.com/ Rifki

    For other users OS such as windows, you may use notepad++ and zend coding plugin.
    it same functionality as coda, and work a lot for me.

  • http://Www.flipsideuk.com Phil

    Nice, never knew aboutnthe text indent shortcut, handy!

    One thing I wish coda could do is the abiliypty to double click a class within an HTML file and coda would then take me to the relevant class within my CSS file..

    A windows program used to do it.. Top style..? Summit like that. – was very handy indeed. If coda did this, perfection would be present!

  • Paul

    Great few tips there.

    A personal favorite in Coda (among many) is the multi-line editing with the “alt” key, click different line while holding, or drag select, then edit the same column in all the lines. Great lists.

  • http://www.rodneykeeling.com Rodney Keeling

    I love Coda. Thanks for the tips!

  • ed

    I noticed your code completion is different than mine… what plug-ins do you have in your coda arsenal

  • http://www.sweetmag.my Web Design Malaysia

    Sorry, but i guess i’ll have to agree with Chad this time around. It’s a lil bit annoying at times. Wouldn’t mind paying for something ad free :D

  • haasax

    what a nice video ..!! :)

  • http://www.des4x.com amrabdelaziz

    thnx so much i love Coda so much :D

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