Textastic or Koder?

[Rodrigo Ruiz]

I want a good text editor to work on my rails apps, what would you recommend?

Thank you,
Rodrigo

[Allan Wind]

On 2011-07-05 03:04:21, Rodrigo Ruiz wrote:
> I want a good text editor to work on my rails apps, what would you recommend?

vim (or emacs)

/Allan
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[Leoncio Caminha]

i like text mate (on mac) and the redcar( text mate similar , multi platform) good editors

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[Jarin Udom]

Just a qualifier on the vim or emacs thing: vim or emacs if you are already a proficient coder.

Textastic and Koder are both iPad apps, just FYI guys. Koder does look a little more featureful, but it's unfortunate that neither of them support git.

[Javix]

Koders (and not Koder) is just a code search plugin to search code
(see http://corp.koders.com/downloads):
[quote]
Koders offers downloadable plug-ins that enable software developers to
easily search and reuse source code from within their chosen
workspaces. The plug-ins enhance Integrated Development Environments
(IDEs) by extending the reach of the Koders.com open source code index
to the developer desktop.
[/quote]

Textastic is a powerful editor for iPad (see http://www.textasticapp.com):

The choise of an IDE depends on the OS you are working on: on MACs
it's a TextMate, Linux - Vim and its clones, Windows and others -
Netbeans, Aptana Studio, RubyMine, etc, - there are plenty of them,
either under commercial license or free.

[Rodrigo Ruiz]

Sorry, I forgot to say, I want it for iPad

[Rodrigo Ruiz]

And I use Textmate on my mac, so I'd like a similar one for the iPad

Thank you,

Rodrigo