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I've never liked how multitasking works on the iPad and I can imagine trying to code on it being a poor experience. This is even worse with the simplistic file
by turtlebits 5y ago
I've never liked how multitasking works on the iPad and I can imagine trying to code on it being a poor experience. This is even worse with the simplistic file management.
I'm actually glad the iPad keeps it simple, as every time I try to code or use the files app on my Chromebook, its extremely irritating.
- eigenspace 5y agoI've written an run code through remote Pluto.jl notebooks and Jupyter Notebooks, locally through iSH.app, and remotely through mosh and it's certainly not a perfect experience, but it's pretty serviceable. Especially now that the new M1 iPads have so much ram, background tasks won't get frozen nearly as often so that alone will improve the multitasking experience, let alone the new stuff they're adding in iPadOS 15. Honestly though, I'm fine with it not being a perfect experience, as long as I can actually do it if I need to do it. But I guess apple is saving me from myself by forcing me out of their ecosystem.