10 Awesome iPhone Apps for Developers / Programmers
3Not everyone has what it takes to become a great developer. But those of you who are skilled in this area know how fun it is. There are plenty of hardcore programmers who only need a notepad to do their coding. But they are still going to need a set of tools to help them handle various parts of their projects, especially for those who code on the go. These 10 iPhone apps are super handy for developers:
Gusto Mobile: this is an integrated FTP/SFTP client and code editor for web developers. It offers syntax highlighting, line numbering, and toolbar for frequently used keys.
CodeToGo: this app supports plenty of programming languages. It lets you write and test codes in different programming languages.
DocSets: DocSets comes handy for developers who want to go through iOS documentation on their iPhone or iPad. Offline reading is supported too.
FTP on the Go: one of the best FTP apps we have tested. It allows you to view and edit source codes too.
iSSH: one of the best SSH apps around. You can use this to handle SSH, telnet, VNC, and RDP on WiFi and 3G. Provides multitasking and TextExpander support.
MySQL Mobile Database Client: lets you browse, search, and manipulate your MySQL databases on your phone.
Espresso HTML: this is a simple JavaScript and HTML editor for web developers. It is great for writing, testing, and learning these web languages.
Developer Toy: a pretty cool mockup app for iPhone and iPod Touch. It allows you to export your work to XCode.
Python for iOS: this is an interactive interpreter for iOS. It supports Python 2.7.2. Works in both portrait and landscape modes. You get separate tabs for writing and testing scripts.
Ruby Doc: this app provides document for the Ruby programming language. It saves you time searching through methods and classes.
We found the above applications to be stable and quite decent in what they offer. Of course, there are many more apps for developers available in the App Store. Which ones would you like to be included in this list?
I've had a look at a couple of lists/reviews on this site. Your purpose is simply to get traffic and earn some cash, because listing a few apps with a sentence comment is useless. I don't trust the number of "likes" you get, my friend.
I am sorry you feel that way. This is not a review site. We have a review site that we use to thoroughly test every app that we review. This is a news site with some lists. This is where we provide folks with leads on apps that are worth trying. We have some longer lists too. But reviews we do not do here. At least not for apps. We stopped doing that a couple of years ago, so we could have a site only for reviews (iAF) and one just for news and leads (iPhoneness). We have tested every app listed on this site though. That's our promise.
With that said, we are very much interested in hearing your suggestions on how we can do better. Every site makes money but our goal is to offer our readers the best content possible. So any suggestions are very much appreciated.
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