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Acrobat and PDF Expert are two great bets for editing a PDF on the iPad. As a counter-piece of anecdata: With connectivity, VS Code runs on an iPad, blink mos
by Terretta 5y ago
Acrobat and PDF Expert are two great bets for editing a PDF on the iPad.
As a counter-piece of anecdata:
With connectivity, VS Code runs on an iPad, blink mosh terminal client, remote desktops of all kinds, etc. Without connectivity, various code editors with full syntax highlighting and git sync, to the point I've been handling enterprise software dev via iPad Pro for several years now. It used to be hard, now it's trivial.
Since circa 2017 I've only taken MacBook Pro on a trip if I'm somewhere more than 3 weeks, and ever since the keyboard with trackpad and now the Xbox controller for Xbox cloud gaming, I'm not even sure I need that. The MBP is probably a crutch.
Given the portability, true lap top usability, all-day battery life, built in cellular connectivity, ability to transform into a Kindle or touch device, etc., along with tools needed to code both online and offline, most devs with an iPad Pro 12.9 can ask, "What's a computer?"