Nova
The beautiful, fast, flexible, native Mac code editor from Panic.
Recent user activities on Nova
- bigbigboy added Nova as alternative(s) to Nota (Maui Applications)
- gdwaynewarner thinks this post on Nova is helpfulDisclaimer: as mentioned, I *did* officially participate in the closed beta testing phase. I do not work for Panic, nor am I paid by them for anything (in fact, my *current* license for Nova had to be *bought* from them — they didn't even reward or acknowledge their beta testers in any way, except with a big 'thnkk you'). I was also a former user of Nova's direct predecessor, Coda (and later Coda 2). As such, I'm biased towards Panic's products. I *do* have other code editors installed on my Mac — but mostly because I forgot to delete them... — so it's not a surprise if I've been so happy with Nova: Panic *never* disappoints, and that's why their products still enjoy popularity: you can argue as much as you wish, but, at the end of the day, what matters is if you get plenty of 'bang for the buck' — which certainly happens with all Panic products, and Nova is *not* an exception here...
- gwynethllewelyn reviewed NovaDisclaimer: as mentioned, I *did* officially participate in the closed beta testing phase. I do not work for Panic, nor am I paid by them for anything (in fact, my *current* license for Nova had to be *bought* from them — they didn't even reward or acknowledge their beta testers in any way, except with a big 'thnkk you'). I was also a former user of Nova's direct predecessor, Coda (and later Coda 2). As such, I'm biased towards Panic's products. I *do* have other code editors installed on my Mac — but mostly because I forgot to delete them... — so it's not a surprise if I've been so happy with Nova: Panic *never* disappoints, and that's why their products still enjoy popularity: you can argue as much as you wish, but, at the end of the day, what matters is if you get plenty of 'bang for the buck' — which certainly happens with all Panic products, and Nova is *not* an exception here...
Disclaimer: as mentioned, I did officially participate in the closed beta testing phase. I do not work for Panic, nor am I paid by them for anything (in fact, my current license for Nova had to be bought from them — they didn't even reward or acknowledge their beta testers in any way, except with a big 'thnkk you'). I was also a former user of Nova's direct predecessor, Coda (and later Coda 2). As such, I'm biased towards Panic's products. I do have other code editors installed on my Mac — but mostly because I forgot to delete them... — so it's not a surprise if I've been so happy with Nova: Panic never disappoints, and that's why their products still enjoy popularity: you can argue as much as you wish, but, at the end of the day, what matters is if you get plenty of 'bang for the buck' — which certainly happens with all Panic products, and Nova is not an exception here...