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Nicolas Holzschuch
Run Unix commands on iOS
Provides terminal emulator for running Unix commands on iOS. Users can transfer files via scp and curl, edit with vim and ed, and process data using grep, awk, and sed. It supports git operations with lg2.
潮激 李
Compile and export TeX files offline
Write and compile TeX files offline with full support. Edit plain TeX and documents. Use XeLaTeX/LuaLaTeX with a PRO subscription. Auto-download packages like beamer. Integrate BibTeX and MakeIndex.
Timothy Shelton
Code with AI, IDE, and GitHub tools
Access code repositories, collaborate with team members, and manage projects. Integrate AI coding tools for suggestions and code analysis. Use advanced IDE features for debugging, version control, and code navigation.
Nigel Crasto
Compile and run code in multiple languages
Compile and run code in 17 programming languages including Java, Python, C/C++, and JavaScript. Edit and save files directly. View output results instantly. Support for syntax highlighting and error detection.
Albert Aikins-Mensah
With videos and quizzes
Programming through video tutorials, interactive activities, and quizzes. Complete coding exercises to practice concepts. Track progress and review material for reinforcement.
盼军 崔
Edit Lua code, run scripts, manage files
Provides a standalone interpreter for running Lua code. It includes a code editor with syntax highlighting and auto-completion. The features an intuitive file manager for organizing scripts.
Hrishi Suthar
Write code, debug, and run scripts
Write code with syntax highlighting for improved readability. Edit and run scripts directly. Access a comprehensive library of coding examples and tutorials. Debug code with real-time error detection and suggestions.
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