Working Copy - Git client Reviews – Page 16
5/5 rating based on 292 reviews. Read all reviews for Working Copy - Git client for iPhone.
Working Copy - Git client is free iOS app published by Anders Borum
Phenomenon software
LLCoolJonny
Great, working as intended, except that GitHub Student amount doesnt automatically unlock Pro features
remarkable git client app
zxliu1984
It is a remarkable git client app.Thanks for fixing the crack bug.I apologize for the mistake of losing “pro” features,after updating it Does contain the “pro” feature.
Easy to use, powerful way to code from iPad®
Chris Hong
Found this gem while looking for a git client to enable me from my iPad to 1) create, clone repos on Github 2) add and commit Playground files from iOS 3) create and switch branches 4) fast, doesn’t crash and decent UI After trying out the free 10-day unlocked Pro features, I purchased the unlock and am happy to support the developer of this promising app.
Works great to access my markdown docs on gitlab
Mbarton98
I use this with Textastic and am very happy with that combo.
Good job
I hate being disabled
Well done. Getting my transactions processed quickly. Just wish payouts were as easy.
Jekyll on the go.
GhostAnalog
I use working copy to maintain a Jekyll blog and it provides me with a killer on the go blogging expo experience. Thank you!
Great app
Chute_mike1
Finally an app that take the mystery out of GitHub. Starting a CS50 class where they describe the Unix commands to cloning and pushing and adding. This app allowed me to experiment with all those commands in a easy visual method. It still took several tries to understand the sequence of uploading a program, cloning it, committing and pushing it up to github. Visually to can see the process. Its a wonderful app. I read where someone complained it cost $8 more for the app. He probably paid that much for a Starbucks coffee. Thanks again.
Perfect git app
zxliu1984
I like this app.As a developer in linux environment ,I think this app will be more perfect ,if it integrate gnu tools like find ,grep etc.
Very Useful
iD Sam
The commit history tool is very useful, and the layout of the app is user friendly. The only thing confusing is the location of the delete repository button. Instead of swiping left/right to delete a repository, you need to tap the repo, click status and configuration, and then click delete.