[enumjorge]

This is something I’m interested in, but I can’t tell if I need a physical keyboard for this. It’s a coding app so it makes me think there’s going to be a lot of typing involved, but it’s also an iPad app and I imagine you wouldn’t want a keyboard to be a barrier of entry to use the app?

[navoshta]

Tinkerstellar works beautifully with hardware keyboards and trackpads, but you certainly don't need one to use the app. Labs already have all the necessary code in them — so you can simply run it and see what each code snippet does. But you can also edit the code and see how output changes, and the stock on-screen keyboard should work well for that (I've added an extra row of Python specific keys to it, btw).

[marcellus23]

Isn't that just up to whether or not you want to use a physical keyboard or not? Why would the app make it a hard requirement?