I do occasionally, but usually it's ViM over an SSH connection, and it's out of desperation. As others have said, the keyboard, small screen, and other phone-s

I do occasionally, but usually it's ViM over an SSH connection, and it's out of desperation. As others have said, the keyboard, small screen, and other phone-specific issues prevent me from doing anything intense on my phone. I've tried several apps, and none have convinced me that programming on a phone isn't the worst idea ever. However, I do quite a bit of development on my phone. For example: - brain dump ideas - resolve/update bugs in a bug tracker - code reviews - read documentation - answer email - IM My phone is quite good at those things, it's just really bad at code. I'm still looking for a decent markdown editor for my blog, but other than that, I think I'm pretty happy where things are at in terms of mobile development. In fact, I've spent entire days working strictly from my phone.