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Looking for Coda, the new doc company? They're over here. Want our new editor, coming soon? Sign up to test Nova. Panic Inc. <a href="//library.panic.com/coda/" id="library-link">Need Help?</a> Coda 2 You code for the web. You demand a fast, clean, and powerful text editor . Pixel-perfect preview . A built-in way to open and manage your local and remote files . And maybe a dash of SSH . Say hello, Coda . Download Coda Version 2.7.6 (10/08/2020) Requires OS X 10.13.0+ Full Release Notes Buy Now Plug-ins Help On the new MacBook Pro, switch instantly between editor and preview, comment lines in a flash, and much more. Syntax highlighting is anywhere from 4 to 10 times faster. Symbol parsing is 10 times faster. It’s real zippier. Vertical indentation guides. Customizable column guide. Color-coded traditional or visual tabs. It’s here. Site-wide autocomp...

Panic Tag Panic Inc. May 17th, 2017 The Case of the Stolen Source Code Last week, for about three days, the macOS video transcoding app HandBrake was compromised . One of the two download servers for HandBrake was serving up a special malware-infested version of the app, that, when launched, would essentially give hackers remote control of your computer. In a case of extraordinarily bad luck, even for a guy that has a lot of bad computer luck, I happened to download HandBrake in that three day window, and my work Mac got pwned. Long story short, somebody, somewhere, now has quite a bit of source code to several of our apps. Before I continue, three important points: There’s no indication any customer information was obtained by the attacker. Furthermore, there’s no indication Panic Sync data was accessed. Finally, our web server was not compromised. (As a reminder, ...

Panic Tag Panic Inc. May 10th, 2016 The Panic Sign Image courtesy app: the human story . After many many years of writing apps and doing things, Panic finally feels like a real company. Why now? Well, we put our name on a building. That’s right, we’re hittin’ the small big leagues, baby! But this isn’t just for show or ego — it’s a little bit cooler than that. Read on. As a kid growing up in Portland, I was always fascinated by a strange, bright, sometimes-flashing colored light on the top of the Standard Plaza building. You could see it crossing the bridge on the way to school — sometimes it’d be red, sometimes green, sometimes white. Weird. One day my dad told me the secret: it was a weather beacon . If the temperature was going to rise more than 5 degrees, it was red. Drop more than five degrees, white. Stay within five degrees, green. And if it’s flashing? Rain...

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