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It would obviously be a huge proof of concept if you could make native apps on the iPad Pro, but I don't see why it's a crucial requirement for most developers
by baddox 8y ago
It would obviously be a huge proof of concept if you could make native apps on the iPad Pro, but I don't see why it's a crucial requirement for most developers to switch to an iPad Pro, since it would only affect iOS app developers.
For instance, I'd much rather have great ways to develop web applications on an iPad Pro.
- lostgame 8y agoIs it too much to ask for both? Web development is mainly hampered for me by the lack of a basic shared file system - Coda, however, is phenomenal. I've been able to do a lot on the go with Coda alone. I'm looking forward to the release of the full Photoshop on the iPad Pro - once we get that, Logic, and some semblance of Xcode I can start taking a serious look at it again.