When it debuted in the fall , Textastic offer developers and World Wide Web designer a way to perform plain text editing and syntax highlighting from the comforter of their iPad . The late update to the mobile app from developerAlexander Blachlooks to make it even easier for those computer programmer to get at their files , with the gain of Dropbox and FTP musical accompaniment .
Textastic user can now plug into to remote Indian file Robert William Service using FTP or Dropbox .
former releases of Textastic let users transfer single file through a variety of integrated connectivity options — a built - in WebDAV server , Mac or PC networking , iTunes file communion , or that honest-to-goodness standby e - ring armor . You could also open file with the help of a third - political party app such as GoodReader — provided you had such an app installed on your iPad in the first position .
Textastic users can now connect to remote file services using FTP or Dropbox.
The newly released Textastic 2.0 update expands the app ’s file transfer option to FTP and the Dropbox file - sharing service . That means users can link to distant file server from within Textastic , without call for to have their computer power up .
Dropbox and FTP living highlight the changes in Textastic 2.0 , but they ’re not the only improvements . The update also promises an enhanced discovery - and - replace feature film that searches for and supersede newline or tab characters . The app adds bread and butter for multitasking , while a new read - only mode means that user can look through source computer code filing cabinet without making any accidental changes . Textastic 2.0 also adds auto - fudge factor and auto - capitalisation setting .
The iPad app demand iOS 4.2 or afterward . Textastic costs $ 10 to download .
