touchqode

Unusable on 5.0 Lollipop (HTC One E9). The cursor keeps jumping to the left, I can only type 2 to 3 chars, then the first two are automatically selected and overwritten, and when erasing, backspace seems to have no effect on the last character to remain. It was my goto editor in the past, but now I can't even try it.

I read through the license and it basically says they own everything you create with this app.

It could have been a option, but it freezes on editing a remote file accessed via sftp on my galaxy ace. Uninstalling.

Unusable with 450kb txt file, queues each character at 1 per second and screen blanks and flashes. Selects and deletes whole 'words', press backspace once and boom 5 characters gone. Wont open a small 51k c file just displays nothing.

Seems acceptable, mostly on the account of missing contenders. Has the standard corporate asshole license, much like any Microsoft or Apple product. The real dealbreaker is that the hardware tab button on Asus Eee Transformer doesn't work as expected.

Couldn't even try it. Reading that any applications developed could be intellectual property of owner scared me off. Even if you had a patent! Shame.

Read#13 of EULA. They own anything you create. And the dev says he changed the terms. You have been warned!

The EULA is quite possibly the most ridiculous and usury piece of legal fantasy I have ever seen. Now that they own the rights to this feedback, I hope they choke on it.

Works well for simple projects. Probably not good for large or complex projects, but that's more an issue with the platform than anything.

Custom keyboard provides no access to many basic symbols. Syntax highlighting nearly non-existent for C/C++. Very slow UI response even on ASUS Transformer Prime in performance mode.

This app is great for coding just about anything. The run in browser feature is quite nifty. It does say "touchqode crashed" on startup, even though it has not crashed ay all.

Pro version claims symlinks work but I'm not about to invest almost $10 to find out when the free version appears to be abandoned.... also horrible UI.

Reasonably good app, but many minor bugs... arrow keys stop working if it finds a keyword, chokes on filenames that include spaces, etc

Tried to type using 3 different keyboards, all of them highlight the text as I type and wipe it out when I hit another letter (swiftkey) or after I press space. Pretty frustrating. Uninstalling.

Excellent, just needs one thing; dropbox support. Don't worry touchqode guys, you can have all rights to that comment/suggestion, as per the EULA. :-)

It's ok, but today when I actually tried to use it, the darn thing wouldn't navigate my ftp folders. It was very frustrating.

Apparently everything you do with, and feedback on, with this app belongs to the author.... Sorry mates, not in my country! App is appalling. Unattend

Difficult to access symbols page. Also the android text navigation is not available. (The small tab that can be used to move between letters

The license is catastrophe giving the company full right to anything you own (even patents) if it relates to any feedback you give them. Uninstalled!!

Your license is really overboard ..no way im to agree to that crap

As others have also described, moving the cursor around in practically useless. Thus making this app useless.

This has some insanely fatal flaws on a Droid 4. The text input is unusable, no matter what keyboard I use (even the physical). It's stuck on some sort of insert function, there's no syntax highlighting and the navigation in the text area is completely broken. I couldn't get beyond that.

Features are great but lots of bugs and lack of security for developer!

Typing in this app is almost impossible. I tried to add one sentence to a HTML file and after ten minutes of waiting for the text to scroll across the screen slowly and correcting missed key presses I immediately uninstalled it. Terrible

Great editor with many features. Great for quick code fixes, but not large projects. Included keyboard is handy, but it would like to customize it.

Thanks a lot for this beauty. I can now run java on my S2. I used Terminal IDE but cant run the java code. i cant find it. but this app is superb. Thanks again.

TextWarrior + Hacker's Keyboard. None of these creators claim all rights to your work for using their software.

The better keyboard ONLY if you are going to use it for programming and in english language.

Simple interface; Counts long lines as 1 line; Nice goto line; Unfortunately no line number display

The text selection its broken, at lest on xyboard honeycomb, such that the while app is useless. Nice compile capabilities for students. I decided to go with Terminal IDE and Droid edit.

I wanted an IDE for Python, but couldn't get autocomplete to work for Python. Even after I'd saved the file as .py so it knew which language it was dealing with. Syntax highlighting worked great, but all the autocomplete suggestions were for Java. :(

Just enough to get the job done on the go. Opensource, fully functionable and did i say free? Thanks

when typing, its like the insert button is pressed. I cant even type print , the letters keep over writing the other.

can edit files on xoom micro sd card but can't preview can't close a file after opening can't remove a file off internal storage probably bunch more stuff wrong with it but got sick of problems and limitations so unistalled only reason giving star is because being forced to

obnoxious license. Section 12 as written means you'd be a fool to contribute code or any assistance to the project. RevEng provisions are pointless.

I would like to try this app and have no qualms about terms on feedback but can't commit to agree to licences, t&cs sight unseen.

Seems like the app has potential, but I have to agree EULA bothers. It's not the android/linux way.

It doesn't work on Android 2.3.7 Optimus V

Might be good but no way I'm agreeing to that EULA.

EULA is unacceptable. It is just a text editor with syntax highlighting. Not a very good one at that.