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None of those are made for mobile/table. Not a single one.

• PaulBGD 12y ago
  I suppose Codio has iPad support it looks like.
• dabernathy89 12y ago
  well technically any browser-based editor is going to be multi-platform. i'm just being picky.
  • bwb 12y ago
    I think they mean because they have an iphone/ipad/android and other platforms supported. Not just browser.
• rjaco31 12y ago
  Who is crazy enough to code on a mobile/tablet though??
  • icebraining 12y ago
    Why? With a bluetooth keyboard, it's not that unpleasant to write a few lines.
    • ivan_burazin 12y ago
      Actually we are selves were surprised at the number of people that use it on iPad.
• majorsc2noob 12y ago
  Neither is this. Page says it works on all platforms but when I try the code editor on my Windows Phone 8, it's clear that it does not. Page scrolls to weird locations when I just type. I typed Hello and some second later text was scrolled out of visibility. Spent a few minutes just trying to type, but it really does not work. (This was typed on same phone without weird scrolling...)
  • highace 12y ago
    Duh - when people say something is mobile/tablet compatible, obviously what they mean is compatible with the latest version of Android or iOS. /s
  • jbjorge 12y ago
    Maybe he wanted to keep his code hack-free.