Texifier : LaTeX editor Reviews – Page 6
4/5 rating based on 91 reviews. Read all reviews for Texifier : LaTeX editor for iPhone.
Texifier : LaTeX editor is paid iOS app published by Valletta Ventures UK Ltd
Fit for purpose
FDYocum
Brings simplicity to the often complex process of setting up a Latex system. Works off line as well as on.
Most stupid version
Wilbur-Shi
After the update it can't compile the file over iPad Pro any longer. A waste of time and money!
Very bad
fixitfast15676
This app is a real disapointment. It migh look good but it is so increadibly slow in making pdfs (I am using iPad Air 2 so it should be lightning fast). It is simply unusable. Do yourself a favor and buy TeXwriter instead, it is at least very fast in making even complicated pdfs.
Dropbox Sync Fails -- Loses Progress
PhilosophyDan
I've had the sync to Dropbox fail a few times. A couple of times, this meant that I just lost a bunch of changes to my documents. Why doesn't it at least save them locally as well? I really can't use this if I can't rely on Dropbox sync to not destroy my work.
Excellent App!
mdischinger
I own both versions of Texpad (iOS and macOS) and I really appreciate both of them and use them daily for all my Latex work. I highly recommend this app.
Files do not save, Bibliography does not compile
NDT123
Even the most current version of this app (1.7.6) has an irritating tendency to crash. A typical rate is three crashes in an hour, after which any changes made several minutes before the crash are not kept. Lately, this app also has a bizarre tendency to lag whenever a math mode delimiter $ is typed. I find myself waiting for ten seconds or more for a "$"to appear after pressing shift+4. This makes the app almost unusable.
Love it!
e^(i*pi)+1=0
Does what I need it to do! Like that it's on the iPad and like the updating without me having to ask for compiling. I would like a smaller keyboard in landscape orientation- or maybe a split keyboard- something easier for me to type on.
great app!
gamed0gz
When I first started using TeXPad, I was surprised at how many features it had (eg, autocompletion of environments, delimiter matching) and how easy it was to use. I've never had a problem with it crashing. I use my ipad with a bluetooth keyboard for anything work-related, so I've never really used the app's keyboard(s). It's been great for me!