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Can you install Python, Django, etc in their built-in terminals?

• pvg 8y ago
  The terminals are for talking to your remote server. There is at least one on-device Python IDE but I don't think it's at all useful for a the kind of work you have in mind. Anyway, I'm not trying to convince you an iPad is a sane, comfortable way to do the kind of programming where you are regularly doing a backend-to-browser sort of cycle. You can probably make it slightly less barebones 'terminal session to a server running vim'.
• mattkevan 8y ago
  You can install Django in Pythonista using StaSH for local development. Pip for package management and localhost in Safari. Not saying it’s sensible or a particularly nice experience, but it’s doable. Pythonista is an app so powerful it’s surprising it was allowed into the store.