Ok, so I wrote earlier about how I really want to like Coda and how ultimately, BBEdit is more suited for my workflow. But with the latest BBEdit update, I am constantly being driven towards another solution. Let me be a bit more specific.
As I wrote about in the other post, BBEdit has this great project management system where I create a new project and then just drag files to the sidebar. Coda doesn't have an equivalent. Their solution is called Sites, and is just a remote directory, which rarely maps 1:1 with how I want to manage files for a specific project.
But, as I also wrote - for mobility reasons (AFP doesn't mount as neatly and quickly on the road as just using SFTP) I want the files in the BBEdit project sidebar to be SFTP links, which it supports. But only for files - not folders. This is an unfortunate deal breaker.
And, with the latest update to BBEdit, this is even more broken. Before, I could open INterarchy and drag files from Interarchy to the BBEdit project sidebar, which would create SFTP links to those files there, which was amazingly simple and typical Mac ease of use. Just drag and drop and BBEdit will just understand it. Not any longer. Now, files in this area can only be created by using BBEdits own SFTP browser. And, let's be honest here - the built in SFTP browser in BBEdit is just plain garbage.
If BBEdit would just allow me to keep dragging SFTP links from Interarchy - and allow me to add SFTP folders that auto-update in the projects sidebar, I wouldn't be looking at Coda again now...