Working Copy - Git client Reviews – Page 18
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
THE iOS git app
AZRobbo
This app is indispensable for anyone using git on iOS. The developer makes continuous updates and adds new features.
A must for developers
MMaayar
I can only say this is one of few apps that make iPad a pro machine for me. Btw any plans for a discount in the coming weeks?(l am planning on buying/gifting few copies to friends) Edit: yeah I saw it on Twitter few days ago and bought three copies and it/they were well received. Thank you, man. And can’t wait for the next big release.
Crashes
James Ritts
App endlessly crashes back to the home screen upon opening. Sometimes I can break the cycle of crashes but explicitly closing/swiping the app. I have an iPhone X. The app isn’t very usable to me at the moment, hence the medium rating. If it were fixed I’d give it 5 stars because it’s otherwise great. Update: bumping to 5 star because the developer responded that he’s working on the bug, which is awesome. Will update again when it’s all fixed.
Excellent working tool
Mike Bradshaw (bmike)
This tool is amazing, as is the responsive and hard working author. I’d like to see a subscription option so we can opt to pay monthly and ensure the developer can continue to invest in this app.
Good job
I hate being disabled
Well done. Getting my transactions processed quickly. Just wish payouts were as easy.
Thanks for extremely quick fix!
qqoripyo
Long-file experience is fantastic as well, Much thanks! Edit: It even plays effing gif file, wow!
Actively developed...
Slippy42
And solidly designed! This is a well put together app with plentiful integrations on the iOS level (Think Pythonista, Coda, Workflow....). Very handy! The upgrade “Pro” unlocks are a bit unconventional. From time to time there will be a “locked” feature released along with the normal iterative updates, improvements, tweaks, fixes. Purchasing the pack gives you all the past “locked” features and any that are released for the next year. After the year, you keep everything. It still gets patched. But if a fancy thing comes out you don’t care about, you don’t buy another year. If something nifty pops up, plunk down some money towards it, and keeping this all being developed.