I do some hobbyist Prolog programming in Textastic on an iPad mini. I can do it in my lazy boy and ftp the file to my desktop for testing when I get to that poi

I do some hobbyist Prolog programming in Textastic on an iPad mini. I can do it in my lazy boy and ftp the file to my desktop for testing when I get to that point. It's perfect for doing little puzzler programs where you spend much much more time thinking before you ever try to run the program. Helps that Prolog has a really minimal syntax, though I wouldn't try to do so something serious in it.