As a developer I will appreciate anything makes me code faster, I started to use Dash for MAC which has a great syncing option with dropbox. I suggest to add this feature so my snippets synced all over my devices.

Even if the keyboard clicking sounds are disabled in general settings, the additional row is still clicking, which is annoying. Clicking virtual keyboards combine all the disadvantages of real keyboards (noisy) without the advantages (touch feedback for finger position).

Since python relies on indents for flow control, I feel this should be added in. Also if you could add in a console type thing I believe previews for many more programs could be possible

When using Softtabs and putting in some spaces at the beginning of the line (to intend line) after a couple of spaces the actual line jumps back at the end of the line before and removes the last two characters.

Ok, the idea behind these top row keys is just amazing! I don't know if this exists anywhere else or you made it up, but this is so great! That whole tap and slide thing is so easy and is so much faster than switching keyboard modes. Thanks! I wish those were everywhere now, like in iSSH and my VNC app Jump.

Hello there, I can not connect to the FTP of our school: coit-servlet01.uncc.edu. (sftp)
After clicking on the connect, it configures for a long time and says transfer error couldn't connect to the server.
Does anyone have any idea about it?

The bug only occurs if you connect a hardware keyboard (wireless bluetooth or keyboard dock).

1. Connect keyboard.
2. Write some code.
3. Push ´ and a vowel.
4. Write more code and you'll see that code is written backwards.
5. Push backspace key to delete the code wrote in step 4.
6. Push backspace again, and the app will crash.

Nice App! It would be really nice to be able to manually switch between syntax definitions though (maybe in the file properties section, where the current definition is shown!?).

Example: I use Matlab scripts very often. An appropriate syntax definition is available, but normally the file extension is .m, which is associated with Objective-C in the Textastic standard definition. It would be much more convenient to just change the syntax definition used instead of renaming the file to .mat.

The same would apply for gpx-files, which use xml-definitions, but are interpreted as plain text…

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