MarkGit allows you to run JavaScript and Python code locally on your smartphone, as well as execute and get the results of various more programming languages via a remote server.
It is still quite simple, while so far it can run most linux/shell commands and scripts.
One of the limitations so far is, it does not support interaction during the execution yet. For example, if you run a command that asks you to input your password, it will not work ...
Thanks for sharing. But in my opinion, it is more the problem of the management.
If the developers can finish the jobs the management assigned to them with quality, why to care how they spend their remaining effort?
To make remote working work, a mechanism should be there. This means at least:
- Assign reason work load;
- Review and evaluate the deliverables;
appreciate your feedback.
You can create a 'project' with 2 options:
- by git clone a repo from a git server or github;
- by creating a folder;
To code in obj-c, just create a file with extension of 'h' or 'm'