Pseudolocalizer
Martin Nash
Generate strings files from source code.
The app generates strings files from source code. It also generates pseudolocalized strings files from source code when NSLocalizedString statements are present.
Edit on local and remote files
Edit with a Sublime-like interface. Open and edit local and remote files via Dropbox, OneDrive, FTP, SFTP/SSH. Support multitasking, split-screen, and iPadOS mouse. Use Siri Shortcuts for automation. Enable multi-caret editing for efficient coding.
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Martin Nash
Generate strings files from source code.
The app generates strings files from source code. It also generates pseudolocalized strings files from source code when NSLocalizedString statements are present.
Sebastin Michael
Edit CSV files on the go
Edit CSV and TSV files with automatic format detection. Modify cells, add rows and columns, and save changes instantly. Handles improperly formatted files. All operations occur locally on the device without data transmission.
Jaroslaw Foksa
Edit scalable vector graphics files.
The app offers extensive on-canvas editing for object geometry, transform, and paint properties. It supports saving to SVG and SVGZ formats and exporting to PNG, JPG, WebP, PDF, and HTML5.
Rico Gundermann
Organize desktop files into groups.
The app allows users to organize related files into groups on the desktop. Users can add or remove files using drag and drop, move groups freely, and rename them.
Masayuki Kondo
Code with live preview and reload
Provides a development environment for web designers and developers. It includes live preview and reload for real-time code changes. It supports HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with auto-completion. It also handles LESS, SCSS, and CoffeeScript.
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