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Resource Panel: the Resource Panel can be toggled on and off by pressing F8, and includes the Files, Codesnips, Code Explorer and Clipboard History panes.
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Template support: Coda creates a Templates folder and makes it easy to save files as templates or create new documents based on existing templates
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History list: easily reopen recently-used files from this menu option or toolbar button.
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Bookmarks: you can 'bookmark' up to 10 locations in a document and jump instantly from one bookmark-location to another using simple keystrokes
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Color Translator & Pixel Picker: translate between hex, RGB and HTML (named) colors using the translator dialog which can be left open and 'rolled up' when not in use, or grab the color of any screen pixel using the simple Pixel Picker
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Key Translator: a useful tool for Windows programmers that makes light work of translating between ASCII characters, their ordinal values, and Windows' virtual-key codes
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Flexible syntax highlighting: optional syntax highlighting can be toggled on and off and supports 10 different language/document types including HTML/ASP, JavaScript/Java, VB, C, Pascal, SQL and C#. Highlighting schemes are fully customizable and a 'General' scheme can be defined to support a custom coding language
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Run commands: Coda lets you define and store command lines which are always just two-clicks away; commands can include application switches and parameters, and can even include the current document or its folder as a variable parameter
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Programming Help: associate a Help file with any of Coda's supported languages, and you can press F10 to look for context-sensitive help in true IDE-style