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I had a look and it seems a very simple online editor for js, css and xml. The user really needs to know all the possible commands and keywords (like the UI ele

by Gys 11y ago

I had a look and it seems a very simple online editor for js, css and xml. The user really needs to know all the possible commands and keywords (like the UI element names with their options) by heart. My conclusion: this is only for existing iOS developers. But then, those people probably are very comfortable using xcode already. I think anybody having a Mac would probably use xcode to develop iOS apps ? So this would target devs without a Mac and (therefore) without iOS knowledge ? Then it needs to offer much more help and guidance, like auto-completion, info balloons and such.

weddpros 11y ago
I had a look too, and it seems it's an editor for XML + css-like + javascript... XML is used to describe the interface (there's no HTML), CSS is used to style the native components, and Javascript is used to script the whole thing. These are native components. They offer access to some of the hardware and OS through JS. Looks like "React Native" more than anything, some kind of "jQuery Native"... That's pretty interesting.