Hello,

I’m watching the CodeIgnitor tutorial videos.  What programs are shown?  One looks like it’s for managing files and programming, the other for SQL entries.

Thanks!

Brady

1. TextMate
2. CocoaMySQL

Both Mac.

Crimp - 20 July 2007 08:35 AM

1. TextMate
2. CocoaMySQL

Both Mac.

AWESOME!  Thanks!

For those of you looking for the features of the TextMate’s Browser side menu with dropdown folder view.

For Linux, I use gEdit.
Here are the instructions for configuration.
1. Open gEdit.
2. Click Edit->Preferences.
3. Preferences;
  a. View Tab.
      . Click Display line numbers.
  b. Editor Tab.
      . Tab width set to 3
      . Insert spaces instead of tabs clicked
      . Enable automatic indentation.
  c. Plugins
      . File browser pane clicked
      . And any additional plugin you would like.
4. Click Close
5. Restart gEdit
6. Click View->SidePane
7. Bottom of SidePane will be a file cabinet click it then browse to your base folder then use arrows to open folders below the root and double click files to open.

There is a version/clone of TextMate for windows here: http://www.e-texteditor.com/

Seems quite well written.

I’ve found CocoaMySQL to be VERY unreliable.  MySQL Administrator from dev.mysql.com is much more stable.

Wait a minute, you don’t all just use vim for all kinds of text editing?

MySQL Administrator seems great.  I actually just started using it a couple of days ago (previously always used the command line or PHPMyAdmin).

Chris The Techie - 25 July 2007 10:57 PM

There is a version/clone of TextMate for windows here: http://www.e-texteditor.com/

Seems quite well written.

I’ve found CocoaMySQL to be VERY unreliable.  MySQL Administrator from dev.mysql.com is much more stable.

I don’t like to have to buy anything granted I will say it looks like an upgrade from TextPad which is what I currently use under Windows when I happen to be on Windows (hahaha).

Gordaen - 26 July 2007 01:02 AM

Wait a minute, you don’t all just use vim for all kinds of text editing?

MySQL Administrator seems great.  I actually just started using it a couple of days ago (previously always used the command line or PHPMyAdmin).

I happen to use gedit, vi, scite, emacs based on whatever mood strikes me. But here lately have been using gedit quite a bit.