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My bet would be on a version of xCode for iPad being released at WWDC 2017. This seems like a perfect way to get some wide testing of the compiler, coding keyb
by yeldarb 10y ago
My bet would be on a version of xCode for iPad being released at WWDC 2017.
This seems like a perfect way to get some wide testing of the compiler, coding keyboard, etc. I wonder what IDE enhancements we can expect from a touch interface.
- allsystemsgo 10y agoXcode project settings on an iPad? No way.
- shostack 10y agoThat's actually a good point. Are there any good development options for the iPad today that aren't excruciating to use?
- cableshaft 10y ago> Are there any good development options for the iPad today... Yes, there are. > ...that aren't excruciating to use? Oh. No, not really. Pythonista is the closest I've seen to an non-excruciating IDE on the iPad, but that's Python only. Link: http://omz-software.com/pythonista/ http://omz-software.com/pythonista/