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> Yeah, there are plenty of blog posts out there telling people how some developer switched to developing on his iPad or installed vim or a SSH client There ar
by threedaymonk 15y ago
> Yeah, there are plenty of blog posts out there telling people how some developer switched to developing on his iPad or installed vim or a SSH client
There are a few, and we could probably enumerate them all right here. The reason they stand out is that almost no one does that, and that it's not an effective development environment for most people.
Personally, I'd sooner shift careers to road mending than try to program on an iPad.
- 286c8cb04bda 15y ago> Personally, I'd sooner shift careers to road mending than try to program on an iPad. And, personally, I'd love to be able to run Xcode on an iPad. With a Bluetooth keyboard it would be practically identical to the laptop I use now, but better for my back and wrists.
- freehunter 15y agoHow is using vim on an iPad any different than using vim on a laptop/desktop? Connect a Bluetooth keyboard and you're doing exactly the same thing. The only difference is a smaller screen size, but vim doesn't really care.