Hi all,
I'm wondering what the state of developing RoR apps from an iPad is? I picked up a copy of Textastic, but would like to know what other tools are recommended.
Cheers.
Ask HN: Rails development on the iPad
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Re: Ask HN: Rails development on the iPad
#2Sorry to say that, but use the right tool for the job. Some kind of PC with Linux or OSX on it.
Re: Ask HN: Rails development on the iPad
#3I keep seeing posts like this, especially "how to use your tablet like a PC" or "how to run Windows on your tablet". Just buy a computer! It's not as sexy but you'll be more productive :-)
Re: Ask HN: Rails development on the iPad
#4I keep seeing posts like this, especially "how to use your tablet like a PC" or "how to run Windows on your tablet". Just buy a computer! It's not as sexy but you'll be more productive :-)
Already have a MacBook and an iMac which I use everyday. My question was not about productivity, more about curiosity.
Re: Ask HN: Rails development on the iPad
#5I keep seeing posts like this, especially "how to use your tablet like a PC" or "how to run Windows on your tablet". Just buy a computer! It's not as sexy but you'll be more productive :-)
Already have a MacBook and an iMac which I use everyday. My question was not about productivity, more about curiosity.
Ah, apologies for jumping to conclusions :-)
Re: Ask HN: Rails development on the iPad
#6Sorry to say that, but use the right tool for the job. Some kind of PC with Linux or OSX on it.
Yep I'm a rails dev so I understand what are the right tools, but that doesn't answer my question.
Re: Ask HN: Rails development on the iPad
#7I think this will help you move to the right track.
How a Macbook was replaced by an iPad+Linode combo
http://yieldthought.com/post/12239282034/swapped-my-macbook-...
Re: Ask HN: Rails development on the iPad
#8Sorry to say that, but use the right tool for the job. Some kind of PC with Linux or OSX on it.
Sorry to say that, but answer the right answer for the question.