Allows users to preview source code files and view file icon thumbnails in Finder. It supports multiple programming languages including ActionScript, Ada, and . Users can manage extensions through System Preferences.
Write, test, and run TypeScript or JavaScript scripts on iOS devices. Create widgets, Control Center toggles, Dynamic Island views, custom keyboards, Shortcuts, and share extensions. Access system APIs and device features through script commands.
Developer tools for Safari enables web developers to inspect DOM elements, view network activity, examine console logs, and access stored data. It allows code inspection, error checking, and resource management.
Test and preview apps and games on iOS devices from a Windows, Mac, or Linux computer. Run scripts created in BASIC-like IDE directly on the device. Build standalone applications for distribution.
Create, contribute, and learn with robots. Draw paths for robots to follow, use Scratch blocks for coding, and write JavaScript or Python code. Track progress and access STEAM lessons. Sync with robots for real-time interaction.
Edit and run PHP scripts directly within the . Use auto-complete and auto-indent features. Customize code color and font size. Execute code by selecting text in the built-in browser or text editor. Support keyboard input and cursor movement.