Yeah, a way to check for syntax errors would be pretty cool. Maybe I could create my own service for that.

Yes, I had a look at it recently. Thanks for mentioning!

A customer reported that korean characters do not work either.

I see. This could be added (along with other commands like "convert to upper-/lowercase") to the context menu that pops up when you make a selection.

I have no explanation for the fact that it seemed to be more sluggish at first.

But it's good to hear that it's better now :)

Thanks a lot! Now I see where you're coming from. I'll add switches to the app settings because I think that most people don't want to have their source code auto-corrected.

Writing an ebook in html is a use case where this does make sense though. That also explains your feature request about html entities (http://feedback.textasticapp.com/feedback/9985-html-entities/) :)

What are you using Textastic for? For HTML or source code I don't want to have a spell checker or auto-capitalization. This only makes sense if you just enter normal text. Maybe I'm missing something?

I might add a switch to settings that would allow you to enable these features.

A movie would certainly help!