Coda – Followup

I’ve been using Coda since the day it came out and I’ve not stopped since! It’s a really nice all-in-one web publishing solution. Since it’s initial release there have been a couple updates, mostly bug fixes a few new features.

I’ve been using Coda so much that I am at the point where I don’t know what I would do without it. it makes managing and working with all my website so simple. I actually had some leftover birthday money and purchased myself a full license! It’s completely worth the $79!

If you’re looking for a really easy to use web publishing solution Coda is definitely something you should be checking out. They offer a free trial so go head and download it!

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