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by tluyben2
2788 days ago
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I really like the new Apple hardware ; it's fast enough to do most things on (like this example), but there are no real serious production apps for developers. I have been building my own tooling for iPad but it's really not something that can be released. I do use the iPad as daily driver for most things, but writing code on it is still not very feasible. There is no way (as far as I know) to 'catch' actual crashing processes, for instance if you make a boo boo when coding something with UIKit (check Continuous editor for iPad for an example of something that will be crashing completely all the time when/if you try anything serious on it), the entire app will crash and that's not really workable. If it is possible to actual prevent that, it would be possible to make an actual interpreter with a debugger and make a programming environment on it. But for experiments and in-house tooling, it works very well, and I barely have to touch my laptop ever because I have enough tooling to do most things I need to do. Small things are; more developer freedom (allowing fuller control; probably will happen very very slowly) and better keyboard (for the iPad Pro). |
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