Which programming or markup languages do you use most often with Textastic?

Alexander Blach (Developer) 12 years ago updated 11 months ago 62
To better support your needs, it would be nice if you could tell me which languages you view or edit the most in Textastic.

If something is missing on this list, please add a comment and I'll add it as an option.
AsciiDoc
51
C
331
C++
348
C#
201
Clojure
51
CoffeeScript
85
ColdFusion
50
CSS
1052
Elm
15
Go
14
Groovy
30
Haskell
45
HCL
15
HTML
1397
Java
329
JavaScript
1194
JSON
409
LaTeX
257
LESS
97
Lisp
58
Lua
101
Markdown
594
MATLAB
78
MoonScript
9
N3/Turtle
16
Objective-C
268
Pascal
42
Perl
123
PHP
773
Plain Text
370
PowerShell
61
Python
628
R
118
RDF
16
reStucturedText
18
Ruby
199
Rust
24
Sass
178
Scala
40
Shell Script
270
SQL
153
Stata
30
Swift
130
TeX
88
Textile
38
TOML
25
Twig
6
TypeScript
53
Verilog
41
Visual Basic
9
XML / XSL
290
YAML
175
+6
If I could use Git from Textastic I could do without my laptop on short trips!
True, but different topic
+1
It IS a different topic, but nonetheless the most important missing feature, IMO. The current state of syncing is inconvenient enough to prevent me from using Textastic 90% of the times that I would use it if I could just push and pull to/from github. 
+1

You can use Working Copy to manage git repos and open a repo from that within Textastic.

N3/turtle, especially, as well as rdf
Done - although I've never heard of that one until now :)
+1
The language of the future! Semantic web and all (if you like ontologies).

There's actually a long dormant textmate tmbundle for n3 around, which I installed on textastic. It "works", and is not bad, but it fails to deliver comprehensive highlighting and it's very far from a pro mode à la emacs.

I've now been using textastic for all of, what, three or four days. It is so cool it defies the laws of coolness. I'm geeting a bluetooth keyboard just so I can work more with it.

Clojure is missing, so I checked "Lisp" (though there is really no such thing)
+2
HAML
LSL (Linden Scripting Language for Second Life)
Any Domain Specific Languages like : VHDL, GReg, SysML and so forth even your own ones :)
Would love to see XSL code completion
+1

Visual Basic .NET!!!

+4

Fantom (fantom.org)

Visual Basic .NET!  The existing ASP option kinda works ... but it would be nice to have a dedicated VB option.
Coldfusion markup! Please :
Coldfusion is already an option.
Please select "JavaScript".
+1
I use MultiMarkdown from Fletcher Penney.
I'm missing T-SQL on this list as well as MySql. Thanks.
Under review
I've added SQL as an option.

How about Basic languages, like Visual Basic? I don't see any syntax highlighting for them. It is good that we be able to assign a set of file extensions for one that syntax highlighting is available to have highlighting for them. For example, like notepad++, if I assign .bmx to visual basic kind set, notepad++ shows myfile.bmx with visual basic highlighting.

I also edit SVG (XML

+1

I think that's covered by XML.

TypeScript? Does the existing JavaScript support already cover this? I see you do list CoffeeScript separately...

I would like to add MoonScript to the list.

+2

How about HCL (HashiCorp Configuration Language), it's used by Terraform and GitHub Actions, to name a few. 

TOML please? Quite popular these days.

+2
Under review

Added MoonScript, HCL, and TOML.

Add KSP Kontakt, please, thou it’s very rare)

Please, it would be great if you could add IDL/ENVI, not so different to Python or Fortran code colors! :)

please, Visual Basic 

Added Go, Twig and Visual Basic.

How do you save/apply your selection? Each time I reload the list is empty

Under review

Try tapping/clicking on the name instead of on the check box. 

Worked!, you might want to mention that in the post, most people would click a check box and not the label. I only noticed the entry was ignored since I did a reload

This used to work, I'll open a bug report at UserEcho, where the forum is hosted. Thanks for letting me know!

It should now work when clicking on the checkbox. Thanks again for letting me know about this issue.