Mobile App?
What do you think about making a mobile app for repl. There are very few functioning IDE apps that allow you to install packages as well.
Why hasn't this been done though
I feel like repl.it wouldn't need too much effort on building it because they can use React Native, which is based on React (repl.it uses React for the website)
@Wilmor21 @Abhi0511 @amasad @Andrew318 @catty_boi2 @coderash
Hi everyone,
The answer to your discussion is the Following:-
QPython is the best Android app for running Python code
Pythonista is the best iPad app for running Python code
Py is the best iPhone app for running Python code
@Wilmor21 Please select this answer as the correct answer to benefit others too
That would be awesome.
Maybe some one could create a REPL with a basic implementation
Thanks for sharing this with us, we think a mobile app can be a great add on.
Ya Bro that would be lit
yes, please do
i mainly use my phone for this and i am tired of being unable to use certain areas
this could be an amazing concept
I think it has already. By the way, maybe you should upvote me. After all, I'm replying to a post from 3 years ago.
use kotlin
We actually need that, especially for iOS anr Android
Yes app please
We need an app please
NEED AN APP
Yes
I've experimented with this multiple times in the past but never got something that felt "right"...
What are some of your favorite mobile IDEs? I can check it out, maybe the state of the art has advanced since then.
The best one I've used by far is pythonista as it's the only I've found that allows some use of packages. I haven't tried many for other languages but the sololearn app seems to have the best one for anything else. Pythonista is the only app that comes close to being a full ide.
@amasad I'm a little late, but one that I really like (though there are no packages) is mobile c, the keyboard design is great and they have the terminal and input down, I've been developing my game jam on it but have to copy it over to the computer every time, an app that could connect with all of my repls would be extremely useful!
@amasad also late to the party, but agree with @Wilmor21 that Pythonista is my current favorite. Improvements to Pythonista I can think of off the top of my head:
- Ability to run pip from a command line
- Ability to use frameworks, i.e. Flask, and launch localhosts
- Modify the keyboard - it's awesome that they put common Python symbols like colon, brackets, etc at the top of the alphabetical keyboard for easy access, would be even better if you could customize it.
- Better error and warning highlighting/UI in general
- This sounds silly, but a set of left/right arrow buttons somewhere on or near the keyboard that move the cursor one character to either direction would be very nice. On iOS at least, you have to long press and drag to move the cursor exactly where you want it (usually in the middle of a variable name)
- On-screen shortcuts or configurable tap-style shortcuts for copy and paste.
@TheKevinGibbons there is a script that you can download to pythonista called stash that basically runs a bash console with pip built in. I have used it on many occasions and I can confirm that it works flawlessly.
WE NEED A APP