Programming Notebook LITE

I’ve long been searching for something like this app to use Colab on my IPad. The browser version is really uncomfortable, especially when it comes to working with the keyboard. This app, however, is no different than working in Colab from the desktop. I have no idea about the bugs which were there previously, but currently, the App deserves a way higher score.

Arrow keys, home/end occasionally not working in cell edits. No way to move beween cells. All in all app is ok to look at the metrics on the go, or do some quick parameter edit, but no more.

I can programming by this application in iPad. Now, I just open the *.ipynb files which I made by this application and saved in google drive. I couldn’t search for all of *.ipynb files in google drive. I’d like to search for and open all of *.ipynb files in google drive.

I want to use it alongside Safari, Chrome, etc., so I want it to support Split Over.

Try to create a new notebook. A message pop up in the bottom with a link saying if the new notebook isn’t open, you should click the link. Guess what? The link is not accessible …. Blocked by a banner…. It’s totally a joke.

It's pretty good for being a free app, but the one thing that makes this lose a star is that there seems to be no way of saving files. I was using the ERSGAN Interference Demo, and at the end of all the steps, it downloads a .zip file of the image that I enhanced, but it doesn't save it anywhere on the device itself! Would love for it to allow saving of files in this app. Thanks.

I think this version is so awful because I can’t connect to google drive using this version. I suggest the developer at least add this ability to the app.

A message at the bottom reads, “Your URL should open in a new window. If it” But the rest of the message is covered by the ad at the bottom, and the ad won’t go away. No new window opens.

I can’t access the Java Script. It only allows Python! It’s terrible!😡

Love having this mixed markup/code editor on my phone! Super easy to test out new code techniques in short python snippets and then write notes about them, very useful for teaching yourself to code. And all in my Google drive workspace, so accessible anywhere. Thanks so much! Just pleeeease add dark mode! 5 stars otherwise!