Is there a plan to build an iOS version of intellij for ipad pro?
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I just checked my apps on the iPad. It looks like the only thing missing is IntellJ. If there is a verion of intellij for ipad pro, I wouldn't have to carry both on my back. Life will be so much better.
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@... Thank you for the provided feedback! Feel free to upvote/follow https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEABKL-7283 .
In response to Jeroen Wenting's "you seriously want to do serious programming with a touch screen?" in Nov 2015.
The answer is, absolutely!
1. A serious programmer would not be using the trackpad or touchscreen for the serious part of their work. They would be using the keyboard, which the larger iPad has a full size version of.
2. The iPad Pro is really fast. Faster than most laptops and faster than some Macs.
3. The iPad Pro with cellular modem is way more portable and connected than any Mac. This allows certain kinds of onsite work that could not have been dreamed of previously, which could decrease lag in the user-developer feedback loop. This could change the way we work with users!
Even a simple remote working environment would be sufficient for many cases, so IntelliJ Gateway like funcationality would be sufficient.
Chalenge with Projector is the version hell and also key-combo differences if the host is non-mac
I would be interested in running the IDE on an iPad connected to an external monitor: iPad Pro and Air can now drive a massive external monitor via Thunderbolt / USB-C and get power at the same time.
With Stage Manager Apple is preparing the ground for making iPads a competitor to laptops.
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IntelliJ IDEA is a Java Swing application. There is no universal JVM for iPad OS.
Rewriting the IDE with a different framework/stack may take years.
We'll support Apple Silicone for macOS, but not sure how it will translate to iPads: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/JBR-2526.
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Isn't it ironic that that was the original mission of Java? Write once run anywhere. To be clear if it were my choice I would avoid Java and all JVM languages from here out in favor of most other options (Go/Rust/Typecript/Swift/Python/C++). That said, I'm still at big corp that is hooked (locked in?) to Java/JVM (kotlin is at least better) and this would be amazing.