[vel0city]

Por que no los dos?

Just dock your iPad in the office and get a desktop class experience. Pick it up and go and have your same apps and sessions and data anywhere.

Would be nice. It's the experience I had with a Surface but I get Windows isn't applicable to all users and workloads.

[ragazzina]

> Just dock your iPad in the office

The fact that you can't turn off the iPad screen while it's docked drives me crazy.

[ahmeneeroe-v2]

You can? As long as you have keyboard/mouse (which the Magic Keyboard qualifies as)

[ragazzina]

Can you teach me how to do that? Every single Google result (and my own experience) say you can't.

[ahmeneeroe-v2]

I recently got rid of my M1 iPad Pro, so I can't verify (and you might be right).

I recall: using stage manager, plugging into monitor via USB-C, going into Settings to disable mirroring/enable as external display, ensuring you have a mouse/keyboard connected to the iPad, and then just clicking the iPad screen off with the lock/unlock button.

lmk if that works!

[wildrhythms]

The mouse driven experience on iPad OS is awful. And switching between apps leads to apps suspending themselves in the background when I don't want them to. And Safari aggressively suspends browser tabs on iPad so you lose any kind of web page state.

[AppleBananaPie]

Yeah I need a local mac for builds / debugging :( Thanks for the info, I'll dream of better days ;)

[Terretta]

Not really, Xcode Cloud will auto-build from an event hook on a GitHub commit.

You can use this to fix bugs in iOS apps from the park and try new TestFlight builds within minutes.

[AppleBananaPie]

What I work on is much too large for those to be options :)