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Node should be the easiest to conform to Apple’s policies. It is using the native JavaScript engine.
Node and a native JavaScript engine aren't the same thing, unless the native JavaScript engine on iOS is Node.
Is there something similar that would allow me to use one of these on iPad Pro: - A fully featured linux desktop with Visual Studio Code and a terminal - A sandboxed terminal with persistent storage - A text editor and a rust compiler - A text editor 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…
Here's how I do this: https://stephendotz.com/posts/pocket-dev/ Originally I set it up on my iPhone, but now I use my iPad Pro "13 w/ the keyboard cover and it's really pleasant. I've written a ton of code on it. Front-end work is a little bit less fun because there aren't any browsers with dev tools for it.
Is there something similar that would allow me to use one of these on iPad Pro: - A fully featured linux desktop with Visual Studio Code and a terminal - A sandboxed terminal with persistent storage - A text editor and a rust compiler - A text editor 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…
Coda on iPad + Raspberry Pi (or an old Mac mini) make a pretty nice dev environment.
If you are more of a VIM guy, something like Terminus works well too.
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How can you use DeX and commute?
Theoretically you could use a portable HDMI screen and a battery pack, but that's quite clunky. The Galaxy Tab S4 supports DeX right on the tablet AFAIK.