Espresso HTML Reviews – Page 6
4/5 rating based on 59 reviews. Read all reviews for Espresso HTML for iPhone.
Espresso HTML is free iOS app published by Fornace s.r.l.
Nice graphics, but no links
BananaSlug_2015
I really like the environment, and I find the symbol bar at the top very helpful, but you can't use the <title> or <a> tags which I find annoying and ironic because the whole purpose of html is to be able to link files together. I also don't recommend the templates, in the html5 template for example, there's more code than can be easily viewed on my screen, even without the keyboard. All in all, it looks nice, but isn't practical for viewing what something might look like in an actual browser. I gave it 4 stars though, because of its versatility.
Great app
KL1974
I was working on a website with my PC and I didn't have access to the charger and I was able to plug the code straight into this HTML editor and it worked great. I was able to do everything perfectly. One thing I did notice, however, is the fact that you cannot create a link to another website because it will not work. I do suggest that you should add a listener that will make the link open safari or Google so that the links will go to the actual website in the preview mode. Other than that it's a great app. Definitely worth 5 stars if that was added.
Great app
ReadingKoalas
Great for testing quick bits of HTML and experimenting a bit. I've been just using the blank, basic HTML file to write both HTML and CSS and it's been working great. I love the buttons at the top, though a colon (:) and a tab would be helpful.
Bad design
nfior2
I don't like the UI - The critical buttons for writing tags are too far away from the keyboard. Therefore I stopped using the app immediately. I will continue using Chromebook for webdev. Maybe good for sampling JS on the fly. Although I already use .JS anywhere so I see no point. Implement an interactive JS interpreter if you want my support.
Awesome app
Junk Jack fan
Very polished app! One of the best! I needs the ability to add tabs though Also HTML keyword coloring would be a nice touch
Amazing
Greatguyawesome203
This is such an amazing app, because you can write all the codes you want and you get to store your files! I mean how amazing is that?!!!? You're awesome Forance, just awesome. Keep up that good work.
Works great... For the most part
The real mikedamirault
It works great, gives you a blank slate (or template), to design a website, then let's you test your code in a built in web browser, all on the go, what more could you want?... Well, actually, quite a bit more to be honest, and this is really my only pet peeve, but my biggest pet peeve of this app, such a big pet peeve that I thought the dropping of two stars was worth it Now don't get me wrong, this is a great app, it really is, there are apps much worse than this, and some that even charge for such atrocities, but this app actually works, and works very well, for free might I add, but, well, there is someone very obvious they left out The thing that drives me crazy about this app is the lack of a directory tree, there is no way to import files (sounds, images, video clips, basically any files you may want to add to your site), and even if there was, there is no directory tree to add it, so let's say you wanted to add an image to your site, so you type in "<img src="imgfol/mypic.img" alt="Where's my pic?"/>, instead of seeing the photo "mypic", since you can't upload "mypic.img" to begin with, and there is no directory tree, thus no folders, all you are left with is a box saying "Where's my pic?", as there is no area to store the file, and thus has nothing to display, the only way to see if it worked is to upload it to a computer, put the directories/folders in place, put everything where it should be, and test it... Wait, isn't that the reason we have this app to begin with?