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It's no secret – I love Coda! It's a pleasure to use. It looks so damn good. When I started using SyntaxHighlighter I set out to create a Coda theme. Thankfully, the good folks at Panic had done the ground work for me. All I had to do was create a style sheet that would make my code snippets look as sexy online as they do in my text editor.
Or so I thought.
I love Coda. It's just so… sexy, somehow. I've just discovered Django, with which I'm fast falling in love as well. Naturally, when I came to write my first Django template I opened Coda.app and started coding.
It soon became apparent, however, that Coda does not apply syntax highlighting to Django. The solution? Juan Pablo Claude's Django and Django-template bundles for Coda.
