5/5 rating based on 202 reviews. Read all reviews for Code Editor by Panic for iPhone.
Code Editor by Panic is paid iOS app published by Panic, Inc.
ppeanuts
I really like this app and it really helps when I need to edit my website on the go. Really helpful!! But lack of a feature that is you can’t move files to Coda document folder on Files app where I sometimes upload my codes I’m working. I can copy files from iCloud storage but only one file at a time and it won’t work this way I’m afraid. Could you please make it support Files?
combinot
Always gives errors, deletes info, completely screwed up and unuasable.
kh1
Update: Developer responded and confirmed that my problems are caused by iOS 9, which I am staying on, for now. It's bloody brilliant, when it works. I also have an android tablet with similar apps, and it is nowhere near as smooth an experience without 3D touch and coda. The interface for browsing sites/files is quite the subjective experience. It took me some time to like it, and I still find my hands moving faster than my brain while navigating it. Overall, it's solid. I don't love it, but it feels complete. Some of the things I really love about the editor itself are: Visible characters for spaces and line breaks The copy/paste menu includes indent and dedent, among other things A key to quickly comment out an entire line or section. This is a big one, compared to the other apps I have used.
mschultz
Coda is a “portable text editor”, so why is the default action to view the file’s information, and not - as it should be - go right into edit mode? Maybe I’m missing a configuration setting, but having to tap on a file and then tap on edit is incredibly annoying; so much so that I’ve abandoned this app. It should be the other way ‘round: tap on a file to edit, and then on an icon (or whatever) to view the file info. Until this is fixed, I’ll edit elsewhere.
Deacon-Frost
I’ve been using this app for years and it is the Swiss Army knife in my Developer toolkit
andpoul
I use it to connect to my server for machine learning. I use key, based auth and it wasn’t a problem to get it working.
nathanalf
LOVE this app! It makes working on light HTML from my iPad / iPhone not just a possibility, but actually easy! I think the only things missing in my mind are the ability to download / upload multiple files from the files app at once, and the ability to directly edit files from Dropbox without downloading / reuploading. If those two changes were implemented it would absolutely be a 5/5 for me.
Kist221
Coda is insanely powerful and robust with features. I use it all the time on my iPad Pro for remote emergency work. Only things I wish were different was if there was a local files/playground available without having to FTP or SSH into a box. Local files are inaccessible to me without accessing a remote box. I’d like to play/test code offline or without having to access a box. Side note, when testing JS, you need to wrap everything in a script tag before it propagates. Understandable, but an annoying extra step in JS files.
JackFlakes
I would LOVE for Files app integration and drag & drop. It’s a shame I can’t edit files that aren’t a part of a “website” in this, the BEST environment for writing code on iPad.