The app is really slick. I'm surprised they were allowed to have their own window manager as Apple were very against that in the past. But I really like it. It actually is a nice take on a desktop environment on a tablet.<p>I'm curious it being Node.js. It can run my js file on flight mode so isn't using a remote execution. But I didn't believe you could run node.js on an iPad due to the Apple restrictions (hopefully I'm wrong).<p>That said, the whole ecosystem of Node.js is about bringing in modules. I can't see any mention of how to do that.
Is there something similar that would allow me to use one of these on iPad Pro:<p>- A fully featured linux desktop with Visual Studio Code and a terminal<p>- A sandboxed terminal with persistent storage<p>- A text editor and a rust compiler<p>- A text editor<p>I could always ssh into my raspberry pi while at home, which is my second best solution. But, if anyone has some ideas/solutions in mind that require even a large bit of tinkering, please tell me :)
Cool would be if this app had some basic git(hub) support - currently seems only to support storing files locally or sharing to anything with a registered Sharing Extension (not aware of app that registers github sharing extension)
I am incredibly excited for this. As a developer, all of my mobile devices excel at doing almost everything except....development. One step closer to a realized dream.
I bought this, it looks very nice and the UI has a very high level of polish to it.<p>I'm trying to use this with WebViews to hack together a multi-window, multi-tab browser thing, not sure if this is something that exists already.<p>The main issue with this is that it closes all of the windows when you switch away from this app, making it quite inconvenient at the moment.