Code App

Name: Code App
Price: 6.99 USD
Rating: 4 (294 reviews)
Author: thebaselab Ltd

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thebaselab Ltd
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1.000
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Code App is a MIT-licensed desktop-class code editor for iPadOS with built-in Node.js, Python, C, C++, PHP and Java runtime. We built it because there is nothing else on the App Store provides all these features in one app: * A robust, high-performance text editor (Monaco Editor from Visual Studio Code) * Autocomplete, static code analysis and other language features for Python & Java * First class local file system support * Extensive local language support * SSH / FTP remote connection support (Files and terminal) * Embedded emulated terminal * Git Version Control * Package manager support (pip and npm) * Markdown, themes, server-side snippet execution and more Read Code App's documentation: code.thebaselab.com See the project's source code, roadmap, discussion on GitHub: github.com/thebaselab/codeapp Send us an email: support@thebaselab.com Privacy Policy: thebaselab.com/privacypolicies Terms of Use (EULA): www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

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4,0

/5

294 xếp hạng

Great App, but need a little more
30/10/2025

The Park Family
This is one of the very few apps that I would say is as close to being a full IDE within the limits of iPadOS. I would really like to be able to easily adjust file and folder permissions. Being able to see PHP errors would be awesome. Setting the initial path for a connection would be great. I can’t seem to see where I can edit a saved connection. Would be very helpful to sync the connections and configurations via iCloud, so I don’t;t have to setup everything up for each device (iPad and iPhone). Being able to see file and folder info like created date, modified date, file size, and permissions would be helpful. Overall, this is an awesome app and on its way to being the best IDE for iPadOS.
Great App, but need a little more
30/10/2025

The Park Family

This is one of the very few apps that I would say is as close to being a full IDE within the limits of iPadOS. I would really like to be able to easily adjust file and folder permissions. Being able to see PHP errors would be awesome. Setting the initial path for a connection would be great. I can’t seem to see where I can edit a saved connection. Would be very helpful to sync the connections and configurations via iCloud, so I don’t;t have to setup everything up for each device (iPad and iPhone). Being able to see file and folder info like created date, modified date, file size, and permissions would be helpful. Overall, this is an awesome app and on its way to being the best IDE for iPadOS.
Frustrating bugs, but mostly a solid app by an indie developer.
04/01/2023

s-t-a-w-e-s-o-m-e
Using this at first was pretty frustrating running into problems with what felt like pretty basic stuff – terrible support for the touch keyboard (selecting text is difficult to impossible) PLUS issues with the hardware keyboard (Want to scroll with two fingers? Think again!) left me wondering how I was actually *supposed* to use the app. But when I went to submit a bug report and saw it was a direct link to the issues on GitHub, I read a little bit about why the bugs are the way they are, realized that this seems to be either a small team or like, one dude, and saw that they are trying their best and listening to feedback. And I appreciate that.So this won’t work as your lounge-on-your-couch-with-the-iPad-and-code app I like I hoped it would, but it’s still pretty solid. Looks good, performance is great – if you want to support a small team (or just a dude, possibly) and don’t mind a few little quirks here and there, this does the trick!(Also if you’re reading this, support for more than one set of GIT credentials eventually would be dope 👌)
Frustrating bugs, but mostly a solid app by an indie developer.
04/01/2023

s-t-a-w-e-s-o-m-e

Using this at first was pretty frustrating running into problems with what felt like pretty basic stuff – terrible support for the touch keyboard (selecting text is difficult to impossible) PLUS issues with the hardware keyboard (Want to scroll with two fingers? Think again!) left me wondering how I was actually *supposed* to use the app. But when I went to submit a bug report and saw it was a direct link to the issues on GitHub, I read a little bit about why the bugs are the way they are, realized that this seems to be either a small team or like, one dude, and saw that they are trying their best and listening to feedback. And I appreciate that.So this won’t work as your lounge-on-your-couch-with-the-iPad-and-code app I like I hoped it would, but it’s still pretty solid. Looks good, performance is great – if you want to support a small team (or just a dude, possibly) and don’t mind a few little quirks here and there, this does the trick!(Also if you’re reading this, support for more than one set of GIT credentials eventually would be dope 👌)
If you want to learn, look no further!
19/04/2022

the_guitarkid
This is the app that got me learning the basics of python, i still have a long way to go, and the fact that it can be used on a portable machine makes life 10X easier. One thing though, as i begin to take on more advanced project (making a program to automate excel files) it be easier to import modules. Is there any way i can get modules from Github or Pypi and install them on the app?

Phản Hồi Từ Nhà Phát Triển
Yes! Just install pip modules in the command line as you would do on a desktop.
If you want to learn, look no further!
19/04/2022

the_guitarkid

This is the app that got me learning the basics of python, i still have a long way to go, and the fact that it can be used on a portable machine makes life 10X easier. One thing though, as i begin to take on more advanced project (making a program to automate excel files) it be easier to import modules. Is there any way i can get modules from Github or Pypi and install them on the app?
Phản Hồi Từ Nhà Phát Triển 21/04/2022
Yes! Just install pip modules in the command line as you would do on a desktop.
Olden out of date software that doesn’t allow modern development
16/12/2023

feverdream
It’s impossible to work on a modern Django5 app using Django allauth are use any kind of actual web development process with this poorly maintained application because the python version is so old that modern web stuff doesn’t support it and so you can’t even install the wheels because the python version is so out of date.I had really high hopes for this app and now I’m regretting the purchase and warning my devs to stay away due to the lack of updates, and the fact that everything is so old that you can’t even get a modern requirements text file to install the dependencies you need to actually work on your application.I really feel like this was a bait and switch, and I’m angry, because I had a really high hopes, so I paid.
Olden out of date software that doesn’t allow modern development
16/12/2023

feverdream

It’s impossible to work on a modern Django5 app using Django allauth are use any kind of actual web development process with this poorly maintained application because the python version is so old that modern web stuff doesn’t support it and so you can’t even install the wheels because the python version is so out of date.I had really high hopes for this app and now I’m regretting the purchase and warning my devs to stay away due to the lack of updates, and the fact that everything is so old that you can’t even get a modern requirements text file to install the dependencies you need to actually work on your application.I really feel like this was a bait and switch, and I’m angry, because I had a really high hopes, so I paid.