Programming on an iPad(juliette.page) |
Programming on an iPad(juliette.page) |
[1]: https://getutm.app/
> If you are running iOS 14.0, 14.1, 14.4, or higher: UTM works if you are jailbroken or semi-tethered with Jitterbug, AltJIT, or Jitstreamer.
Presumably iOS 14 and later include security features that prevent you from running generated (JIT translated) code directly. I imagine that tethering to a development environment might allow translated code to be signed, or perhaps it supports code injection via the debugger interface.
I had tested a web version of VScode through code-server self hosted.
It is not totally usable for me, there’s too much issue with text selection and scrolling, it works okay for a moment and in other it was barely usable.
I wonder if you have met similar issues or if you succeeded to overcome those.
For background, I have a bunch of VMs on a Proxmox server and I set up code-server on each in a custom Ansible role.
It's very nice to be able to edit config files, etc on each machine through VSCode, and have a terminal emulator built-in.
It's not perfect, and I don't use it much since I also have a laptop, but it allows me to do quick tasks on a specific machine quite quickly and painlessly if I just have the iPad at hand.