Re:Ask HN: Why don't people program on their phone?
by dukoid on Friday November 02, 2018 @07:30PM
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I am a bit obsessed with this topic and have already implementd various stabs at a "fix" (in different stages of completion):
1. "Tidej" -- a mobile JS IDE: https://tidejnet.appspot.com/v3/ -- Too complex, too little guidance, code editor used not really mobile friendly, browser seems even less usable than native for this purpose.
2. "Flowgrid" -- a dataflow IDE for Android: http://flowgrid.org -- turns out drawing is even harder than typing on mobile
3. "CodeChat" -- a strange not quite smalltalk dialect with a chat-like interface: https://github.com/stefanhaustein/codechat -- I can't fully remember the syntax myself -- perhaps a bit too ambitioned.
4. "ASDE" -- The "current" approach: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0pQ5PU91Ils -- the main idea is that line numbers will help the to avoid the biggest pain on mobile: fiddely cursor positionong. Hope this one will pan out better than the others...
1. "Tidej" -- a mobile JS IDE: https://tidejnet.appspot.com/v3/ -- Too complex, too little guidance, code editor used not really mobile friendly, browser seems even less usable than native for this purpose.
2. "Flowgrid" -- a dataflow IDE for Android: http://flowgrid.org -- turns out drawing is even harder than typing on mobile
3. "CodeChat" -- a strange not quite smalltalk dialect with a chat-like interface: https://github.com/stefanhaustein/codechat -- I can't fully remember the syntax myself -- perhaps a bit too ambitioned.
4. "ASDE" -- The "current" approach: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0pQ5PU91Ils -- the main idea is that line numbers will help the to avoid the biggest pain on mobile: fiddely cursor positionong. Hope this one will pan out better than the others...