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That, to me, is one of the defining features of a general-purpose computer. Can I develop software for it, with it? Perhaps it might not be pleasant, if the ha
by LeifCarrotson 9y ago
That, to me, is one of the defining features of a general-purpose computer. Can I develop software for it, with it?
Perhaps it might not be pleasant, if the hardware isn't very powerful - looking at 20 lines of code on a netbook screen, or waiting for the serial communication to catch up to my terminal on the embedded board - but it makes it a tool with which you can do real work. Tablets and phones don't count yet.
Edit: Yes, I am aware of the SSH clients, with which you can connect to a remote server, do the development there, and download the resulting app. But the remote server is the general-like computer there, just as the PC running the terminal is not the primary machine in some embedded development.
- scrumper 9y agoPythonista comes pretty close without being "Xcode for iPad". You can develop apps using it, which can have icons on the home screen.
- EddieRingle 9y ago> Tablets and phones don't count yet. You've been able to develop on Android for years now. See AIDE (http://www.android-ide.com/ http://www.android-ide.com/) and Termux (https://termux.com/ https://termux.com/), for example.