Bought my first ipad as a macbook replacement for travel as I'm mostly writing these days. Unless you are coding, feels like it can actually replace everything else. Still finding navigating it a bit clunky, but otherwise, it works well.

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Basic work stuff is same as on a Mac: email, Safari browsing, notes, reminders. For work I write small-ish programs in Python and for that I use the Pythonista app. This is connected to Working Copy (iOS Git client) for version control. For heavier dev stuff I use a Digital Ocean VPS accessed via Blink terminal app.

I’ve gone 100% iPad since a few years back, also for coding! It takes a bit of work to create the right workflows, but to me it’s so much nicer than macOS!

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I’ve gone 100% iPad since a few years back, also for coding! It takes a bit of work to create the right workflows, but to me it’s so much nicer than macOS!

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