Textastic Code Editor

Ayuda mucho a codificar muy bien organizada, no se traba. Bien por el equipo.

Me encanta la app, sin embargo creo que seria mucho mejor tener en cuenta aspectos que se manejan de forma habitual con otros IDs. como: ver los archivos del servidor ftp o ssh, en el explorador de archivos lateral para un acceso directo. seria genial poder cerrar o abrir el código dentro de {} ó [] o que la app muestre en donde empieza y terminan los {} ó []

Expecting to see the feature of pretty print to arrange the xml into a more readable format.

So far 100% the equivalent to coding on a Mac. This has allowed me to completely ditch my Mac and work from iPad. It wouldn’t be possible without this app.

I bought it, it was not so cheap, but I don’t use it so much because is a BIG problem to upload or download files through SSH, it has never worked and think it will never do, I must use Drive or something else all time. I regret to buy it, because is useless to me... 😿

I would say that it is the best development app. It supports syntax highlighting for so many languages. Highly recommended for profesional developers, students and academics like me

Improve compilation inclusion in general, improve html support 5 to link folders, from the cloud.

Amazing tool for developers in iPad Pro is awesome.

When using an iPad Pro as a laptop this app comes in handy. Great for coding with its integration with other Git applications and even for saving plain text files to share between devices. The ability to connect to and edit files over SSH is something you won’t find in a typical text editor. Great for developers and everyday users alike. Been using it on all my iOS and iPadOS devices for years now.

I can’t believe I’m saying this, but JESUS CHRIST is coding easier than I thought on mobile. I’ve been working on the huge project (literally every wakening second of my life) and being able to work on my phone is a godsend. I bought Textastic with the impression of “oh, god…”, but I instead got “yay!” Even transferring files between my Mac and my phone was easy. I thought I would have to lug a flash drive with me, but—nope—Textastic has WebDAV ‘n’ stuff built in. The only negative thing I can come up with is that there isn’t syntax error detection, but considering I did a lot of my coding in TextEdit, I’m used to that already. Thank you!