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TEXTASTIC VS CODA IOS MAC OS

Both excellent Twitter apps, though Twitterrific’s support for threads I find better. Can be customised to have sections made up of only your favourites from those services, which is handy. Flipboard - the best way to browse a lot of your stuff at the same time: Twitter, Instagram, etc.Syncs with the desktop so you can SSH into websites and publish changes. Coda - A not-as-reduced-as-you’d-think version of Panic’s Coda for Mac.

Textastic - A very nice text editor that can open entire repositories from Working Copy, meaning you can browse your files in the text editor and commit the changes later in Working Copy.

Working Copy - A Git client for iOS that works really well with the built-in document pickers.

This couldn’t have been a category a few years ago, but things are (slowly) improving.

Copied - a very nice clipboard manager that also has nifty text-replacement functionality with its custom keyboard, using scripts you can write yourself in JavaScript.

TEXTASTIC VS CODA IOS MAC OS

Paprika - a recipe app that syncs with iPhone and Mac OS X.Apparently there may be a web version coming some time, too. Bear - a beautiful notes app for iOS and Mac.Soulver - a really nice calculator app.Overcast is my current favourite podcast app, though if cross-platform sync or video is important to you, Pocket Casts - is nice too.I did once write a list specifically for iPhone apps, which you can check out if you want a blast from the past. Here’s a list of really nice iOS apps, ideally ones that work on iPhones and iPads.