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AFAIK Apple forbid apps from providing local programming capabilities. You can't even do a JS console in Safari without attaching to a Mac and using Apple's dev
by GianFabien 3y ago
AFAIK Apple forbid apps from providing local programming capabilities. You can't even do a JS console in Safari without attaching to a Mac and using Apple's development tools.
Once we go beyond Apple ecosystem, there have been dozens of visual/graphical programming environments. Good examples are Blender 3D modelling, special effects in music and video production tools. The downside is that "diagrams" quickly become very complex and hard to navigate.
For a good overview of the space, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_programming_language https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_programming_language
- drdeca 3y agoMaybe they do now, but at one point I had a “Python2IDE” application on my iphone. (Well, technically it is still on my list of installed applications, but it isn’t compatible with the version of the OS I have installed now. It says it needs to be updated to match the OS, but there’s no updated version available.) So, either it was allowed at one point, or it slipped through the cracks
- MichaelMug 3y agoPythonista exists still.