I'm starting to feel a little friction with the iPad again. Specifically for one use case, software development. I wrote recently about one solution for that, which was to use GitHub Codespaces to run a remote version of Visual Studio Code. Which admittedly, is a pretty great solution.
I haven’t posted in a couple weeks, and while I haven’t got any major experiments or workflows to report on, I thought it will be good to just check in. So, over the past few weeks, I’d definitely say that I’m still using my iPad as
If there’s one main task that has kept me away from my iPad in the past, it’s writing code. I have many years of muscle memory and experience using a Mac, that with all the previous friction of iPadOS, it simply felt stupid to even try. I don’
It’s still early days On my journey of using the iPad as my main device. Which means my current uses consist primarily of writing, reading, watching entertainment, and the occasional puzzle game. So I thought it may be worth me posting my current Home Screen, and then possibly watching
Okay, so it’s probably best for the first real post. Here are some of my initial thoughts and feelings regarding iPadOS 26. Since it was the primary reason behind the creation of this blog, and why I wanted to get back into using my iPad more. Liquid Glass The
Around two weeks ago, we got to see the iPad get a hint at a new life, in the form of iPadOS 26. That made me wonder if this could spark a revival of my usage of my iPad. I’ve used the iPad for many years, but I think