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Coda is a one-window web development app. Coda takes all of the tools you need to build the future of the web, including an integrated file browser, fully-featured text editor, CSS editor, preview, built-in terminal, and complete set of reference, and wraps it all in a single elegant interface. ...

Author Panic Inc
License Trialware
Price $99.00
Released 2020-11-05
Downloads 522
Filesize 68.30 MB
Requirements Mac OS X 10.13 or higher
Installation Instal And Uninstall
Keywords web development, code editor, publish page, page, publish, website
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