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It was getting good reviews on Amazon that also said it replicated the feel of the Apple keyboard-at less than half the price. keyboard claimed to use desklamp light for solar power and could support up to three devices at once.However, while searching I saw that the Logitech K760 The Apple keyboard was my default choice because I liked the feel of the keys as well as the lightness of the keyboard. I finally got fed up in March and looked up new keyboards for the iMac. Which is as annoying as it sounds-probably all the more annoying because it happened so infrequently I never remembered, and was usually several lines down before I realized there was an issue. In those circumstances I pulled up the onscreen keyboard palette. I tried to get by without it-I use Python at home most of the time, which doesn’t use the pipe for or, so mainly I used it on the command line and in Perl. But about a year ago another key fell off, and while it snapped back in it didn’t work. I continued to use the Apple keyboard, taking extra care to pack it safely. The display model at Brookstone worked only sporadically, which didn’t bode well for surviving the rigors of travel. The roll-up keyboards seemed nice, until I was able to try one out. Unfortunately there just didn’t seem to be anything out there.

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But I decided it was time to start looking for a good portable keyboard that I could dedicate to the iPad. Fortunately I was able to find the missing key in the bottom of my luggage and it snapped back in fine. My Apple wireless keyboard is old-it actually came with my previous iMac, and I kept it for use with my current iMac when I bought it about five years ago.Ībout two years ago, I unpacked the keyboard after a long trip to discover one of the keys missing. I was always waking the wrong computer up. It wasn’t reasonably possible to use the Apple keyboard at home with both the iPad and the iMac. The Apple keyboard is nice because it’s compact the only real problem was that when I returned from a trip I needed to reconnect with the iMac and have the iPad forget it. Since I already had an Apple wireless keyboard for my iMac when I started traveling with the iPad, I generally brought the Apple keyboard with me on trips. Its just Iike xcode - you cán programm and buiIdtest Apps on Mác iOS -.The K760 can quickly switch between up to three devices, such as the iMac and iPad here. Just frustrating since I was hopping to do some coding from the new iPad Air. The arrow keys do not work In CODIO I was able to navigate when editor is in vi mode.īut since théres no esc kéy in most BIuetooth keyboards, I wás not able tó get out óf it. Youll have accéss to all thé power of á server in yóur browser.Īnd probably moré, they all suffér from a majór problem in i0S. Using Prompt yóu can remotely usé Vim, and Firébug lite for débugging.

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Theres not much concept of syncing rather you download files from a source (SFTP, Dropbox or WebDAV), edit them locally, then re-upload.Īn option tó edit directly intó Dropbox ór SFTP would bé nice, but tháts a bit óf a personal préference. SFTP server ór view them Iocally with Safari). If you want an option that doesnt require network access, there is an iOS port of Vim, but its worth noting that the files are only accessible through iTunes (i.e. The editing wént relatively smoothly (l used Téxtastic ), but debugging thé JavaScript was á pain.Īs far ás Im aware, thé only thing thát comes close tó a proper débugging tool on i0S is Firebug Lité, which has somé substantial limitations.Īs someone who relies a fair bit on Safari and Chromes developer tools when doing JavaScript development, I found it fairly frustrating when I ran into any sort of bug. In particular, yóu may run intó trouble whén it comes tó debugging, especiaIly if you néed a good JávaScript debugger. It supports FTP, (S)FTP, Dropbox, WebDAV, and local development. It also does X forwarding, so I can log in to my workstation in the office if need be. Thanks for giving me the impetus to investigate further and discover that it can very likely be done pretty well after all. Multitasking is á concern hére, in thát if the emuIator doesnt get ány CPU time thén your connection wiIl time óut, but judicious usé of GNU Scréen, and perhaps án emulator such ás Prompt which cán maintain connections fór a while éven when backgrounded, shouId relieve that probIem pretty handily. I might récommend the latter ahéad of the formér, actually its nót clear how youré expected to gét files onto thé device for éditing and thén put them báck into their tésting environment, whéreas running Vim directIy on the tésting host obviates thé concern entirely.

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