chibineku

I'm from a little town called East Kilbride in Scotland, not a million miles from Glasgow.

I think it looks good, very professional. There are a handful of markup and CSS validation errors, but these are the work of half an hour to fix. The way the product menu slides down is a little unsteady, I don't know how to make that smoother, but it's not a big deal.

Hi.There is a dedicated topic for introducing yourself, so I wouldn't be surprised if this was merged with it.

I like Coda, it's similar in layout to ConText. I have pretty basic needs from a code editor, and it covers them all. I will read the help to learn more about it though - seems there are some nice time saving features.

I've been using CONText since day but I just got a Mac which isn't replacing my Windows Laptop, but I want as much as possible to have the same environment on it as my Windows machine. I was gutted to discover that CONText isn't available on Mac. It's almost worth getting Boot Camp or similar so I can switch between Mac and Windows applications. I don't feel happy doing that though - I'm not confident enough to even be led by the hand down the disc partition route.So, saving that, I DLed jEdit, which is okay but it lacks some of the features I like in CONText - it doesn't have the file browser at the side, I don't think I can swap between different language highlighting, there's some crazy vertical line down my window and man the colours are bright and many. A few colours is useful, but there's too many! Does anyone have any CONText clones that run on Snow Leopard?? (by using two question marks, I emphasize my eagerness for information and make you do my bidding).

Speaking of JJ Abrams, I've been completely addicted to Alias for the past couple of months. My brother bought the full 5 series box set and we love it, particularly Marshall with his impossible techie skills. But more particularly Jennifer Garner's stomach.

Ha! Thou ticklest my funny bone.