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Trying to use an iPad to develop software (or do anything productive really) is always going to be a bad experience even if you can install runtimes. It's just
by bigstrat2003 3y ago
Trying to use an iPad to develop software (or do anything productive really) is always going to be a bad experience even if you can install runtimes. It's just not fit for that use case, and you're always going to be better off with an actual computer.
- tkdev 3y agoI program on a 13 inch laptop all the time. I would love to be able to use the 13 inch iPad Pro for that.
- rchaud 3y agoBut Apple would want you to purchase a Macbook Pro for that. An iPad is but a tricycle for the mind.
- raydev 3y ago> It's just not fit for that use case Only because Apple hasn't enabled the use case through their OS. It's not an inherent limitation of the hardware anymore.
- macspoofing 3y agoNo. Developing on a bigger monitor is always going to be a better experience, but you can certainly develop on a 13inch screen as well (when traveling or out and about).