With interactive tutorials and project-based lessons. Complete exercises to practice coding concepts. Access code examples and debug tools. Track progress and review lessons for reinforcement.
Capture and collect color palettes for use in projects. Drag and drop colors into compatible apps like Pages and Keynote. Sync palettes across devices using iCloud. Analyze color schemes and save custom palettes for later use.
Edit code with syntax highlighting and code completion suggestions. Open files from iCloud or drag onto the . Insert tags via menu or comment code with dynamic detection. Export files directly.
Learn programming languages like JavaScript, TypeScript, and Swift with over 200 practice questions. Track weekly study streaks and view accuracy and question count stats. Access links to official language documentation for further learning.
Allows users to write and edit OpenGL ES 2.0 shaders in real time. It provides code highlighting and live preview features with resizable and fullscreen options. Shaders can be used in SpriteKit projects for prototyping effects and generative art.
Learn fundamentals and advanced concepts through structured tutorials. Access code examples and practice exercises. Track progress and review lessons offline without internet connectivity.
BBC BASIC allows users to write and run programs with enhanced language features. It supports 2D and 3D graphics, shader programming, and a 2D physics engine. Users can create stereo audio, play sound effects, and handle video playback.
Allows users to manage Linux servers via SSH with terminal access. It supports cursor movement through gestures, multi-level jump server logins, and built-in file editing. Users can run multiple SSH sessions and automate tasks with scripting tools.
Access Git repositories on iOS. Clone repositories to get local copies with all branches. Edit files, commit changes, and push updates. Work offline and sync when online. Allow other apps to access repositories via the Files .