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There's already a bunch of good code editors for iOS, such as Textastic, Koder and Buffer. Working Copy is a fantastic combined Git client and text editor, whi
by mattkevan 3y ago
There's already a bunch of good code editors for iOS, such as Textastic, Koder and Buffer.
Working Copy is a fantastic combined Git client and text editor, which I've used extensively to edit my own website, and Secure ShellFish from the same developer is a great SSH client, file manager and editor.
- cloin 3y agoIf you just combine Working Copy (of which I'm a huge fan) and github actions to build the site on merge to main, you get simple setup that really should do the trick for updates to a static site.
- mattkevan 3y agoYep, I use Working Copy with both Jekyll and 11ty sites on Netlify to do the same thing. Even made a Shortcuts action to create new posts - it formats the YAML frontmatter, inserts the date, asks for title, then creates a new document in Working Copy with the proper file path. Super useful.
- fmajid 3y agoAnd using Working Copy allows you to work offline. If your blog is based on Markdown, e.g. Hugo, then Working Copy will even give you a reasonably reliable preview of the article.