Just started using textastic and it really is a great app, with well thought out and beautifully implemented features.  The one thing it is missing which makes it unsuitable for anything other than small projects or minor edits is the inability to define and then use macros by recording a sequence of keystrokes/searches/etc and then allowing these to be repeated by selecting the macro.  Even the ability to define a single macro quickly in this way can help speed things up, and the ability to save a few can transform the editing experience.

Missing Entries

1.  Usings, as well as corresponding assemblies

2.  class, as well as default snippets, such as ctor and #region (need these badly)

(feature request copied from email by Jon Edlund)

It would be nice to be able to use Textastic to read source code from GitHub projects. Either live online, or better yet, be able to download the source code from a project to your iOS device.

When you select a word in most iOS apps, there is a button called 'Define' next to 'copy' etc, which opens the inbuilt dictionary at that word's entry. An incredibly useful tool, especially for non-native speakers...

Textastic is a fantastic code editor. However, I’d like to be able to work on some of my android projects on the go using an iPad. TextAston doesn’t do anything for Kotlin (.kt) files. Would really love to see support for this in the future – would be extremely helpful since there are not really any options for android development on iPad at the moment. Thanks for all the work you’ve already put into this insanely great app!

After the iOS 16 update, Korean cannot be input properly.

When writing Korean, Korean is entered incorrectly.

For example, it should be entered as “한글”, but now it is entered as “하ㄴ그ㄹ”.

File Explorer is a great app that has Files app integration and it would be great if Textastic supported it like it does with Working Copy. This would allow mounting files on a remote server in FE and editing them in Textastic, among other things.

Add support for prettier directives.

https://prettier.io/

It would be extremely helpful if there was syntax highlighting support for Apache FreeMarker.