CodeToGo at Mac App Store analyse

CodeToGo has now been used to run over one MILLION programs! Write and run code in your favorite programming language, using your iOS device! Supports all iOS devices. Just pick your language, write some code (with syntax highlighting for the most common languages), and run it. Each language has its own example "Hello World!" program for you to test. CodeToGo gives you an API around ideone.com, allowing you to run code in many different programming languages (on a Linux server) and get the results back. IMPORTANT NOTE: Unfortunately, because you cant actually run code on the iPhone, you MUST have an internet connection to run the code! You can however write, save, and load code without a connection. INPUT: CodeToGo also supports supplying input (ahead of time) for your program - Just hit the "Input (stdin)" tab to set the user input (separating each different input with a new line), then hit the code tab to go back to writing code. Save and load your code - The current code for a given language is automatically saved for you, and you can also save and later load different files for each language. You can also save and load files from Dropbox, or transfer to and from your computer with iTunes File Sharing. For faster programming, CodeToGo even adds an extra row of commonly used keys to the default keyboard. You can also customize this extra row by touching the "Settings" button at the top right of the initial language screen. If you need to jump to a specific line in your program (the location of an error, perhaps), you can do that too! The "Goto line" button lets you type in a line number and jump to it. And if youre doing web development, you can render the output of your program as HTML! After running your program, just hit the "Render as HTML" button to see what it would look like on a web page. Full list of supported languages (and their corresponding extensions): Ada (.adb) + syntax highlighting Assembly (gcc - .s; nasm - .asm) + syntax highlighting AWK (.awk) + syntax highlighting Bash (.sh) + syntax highlighting bc (.bc) bf (.bf) C (.c) + syntax highlighting C99 Strict (.c) + syntax highlighting C# (C Sharp - .cs) + syntax highlighting C++ (.cpp) + syntax highlighting C++0x (.cpp) + syntax highlighting CLIPS (.cli) Clojure (.clj) COBOL (.cob) COBOL 85 (.85.cob) Common Lisp (.lisp) + syntax highlighting D (.d) + syntax highlighting Erlang (.hrl) + syntax highlighting F# (.fs) Factor (.factor) Forth (.4th) Fortran (.f) + syntax highlighting Go (.go) Groovy (.groovy) Haskell (.hs) + syntax highlighting HTML (.html) + syntax highlighting Icon (.icn) Intercal (.i) Java (.java) + syntax highlighting JavaScript (.js) + syntax highlighting Lua (.lua) + syntax highlighting Nemerle (.n) + syntax highlighting Nice (.nice) Nimrod (.nim) Ocaml (.ml) + syntax highlighting Oz (.oz) Pascal (.pas) + syntax highlighting Perl (Perl - .pl; Perl6 - .p6.pl) + syntax highlighting PHP (.php) + syntax highlighting Pike (.pike) Prolog (GNU - .gnu.pl; SWI - .swi.pl) + syntax highlighting Python (Python - .py, Python3 - .3.py) + syntax highlighting R (.r) + syntax highlighting Ruby (.ruby) + syntax highlighting Scala (.scala) + syntax highlighting Scheme (.scm) Smalltalk (.st) SQL (SQLite - .sql) + syntax highlighting Tcl (.tcl) + syntax highlighting Unlambda (.unl) Visual Basic .NET (.vb) Email comments, suggestions, bugs to nate AT pinkeh DOT com