[jeroenhd]

I know VS Code is Electron anyway, but why would you need an online editor? Couldn't Microsoft (or anyone who's forked it) just release VS Code for tablets?

Surely something as powerful as the iPad Pro can handle a fancy text editor.

[mattkevan]

There's already a bunch of good code editors for iOS, such as Textastic, Koder and Buffer.

Working Copy is a fantastic combined Git client and text editor, which I've used extensively to edit my own website, and Secure ShellFish from the same developer is a great SSH client, file manager and editor.

[fmajid]

And using Working Copy allows you to work offline. If your blog is based on Markdown, e.g. Hugo, then Working Copy will even give you a reasonably reliable preview of the article.

[cloin]

If you just combine Working Copy (of which I'm a huge fan) and github actions to build the site on merge to main, you get simple setup that really should do the trick for updates to a static site.

[mattkevan]

Yep, I use Working Copy with both Jekyll and 11ty sites on Netlify to do the same thing.

Even made a Shortcuts action to create new posts - it formats the YAML frontmatter, inserts the date, asks for title, then creates a new document in Working Copy with the proper file path. Super useful.

[moondev]

I think you answered your own question. Electron doesn't support iOS as a build target due to imposed sdk restrictions. So it's not a hardware issue but a platform limitation.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electron_(software_framework...

[darrenf]

Supposedly you can use VS Code inside Blink already: https://docs.blink.sh/advanced/code

[quickthrower2]

Or for a simple site update, use the file edit function in Github

[ja27]

Or hit . to start a browser-based VSCode for that repo.

[nmpennypacker]

Yep, I've updated GitHub pages sites from my phone with the editor many times. Not ideal, but works in a pinch.