So you might think, why did you get an Apple Pencil? Especially annotating pictures is one of the highlights of using the pencil. If I want to show something, I just take a screenshot and immediately start annotating it with the Pencil. Secondly, creating diagrams with the pencil is really great. It has a Diagram mode where it allows you to create diagrams in natural mode. So you draw a circle, it becomes a perfect circle. You can even connect shapes together.
This is important for people who use the iPad Pro with the keyboard, because it makes the interaction with everything so much easier. Whenever you see a login page, you click on the password button, Face ID unlocks 1Password and your login data is then pasted into the login form. It feels very magical. The only caveat I here is the Face ID sensor placements.
I think the Face ID cameras should be placed a little above, near the buttons. I think Apple made a mistake by putting the Face ID cameras in their current position.
They should be just below the place where we snap the Apple Pencil to the bezel. Of course with that, they also removed all other ports, which means you have to buy tons of dongles.
But on the bright side, all these dongles and cables now work with the iPad Pro as well. This is such a huge step because it enables tons of new opportunities. I like taking photos.
Having said that, Apple Photos is not perfect. It has these two fundamentals issue in my opinion:. Back to the iPad Pro. I bought the GB version because I wanted to have the ability to quickly and instantaneously edit and see my photos. This allows me to edit the photos and manage my photos easily. I think this is something worth mentioning. Under the hood, it uses iCloud, which is the universal sync system that makes sure everything works fine.
But this all is not the only great thing. I especially like two things that work very well for me. For example, I wrote this blog post mainly on my iPad Pro with Ulysses. However, sometimes I have to jump back to my iMac and do some errands. I can easily continue writing on my iMac by opening Ulysses. This feature allows you to copy paste from one device and paste it on another.
For example, I can copy from iMac and then paste it on my iPad. Suppose you copy a line in Vim via yy and then want to paste it into Apple Notes. Forget it. I hope Blink implements and documents a proper clipboard sharing between the host and remote workstations, that can be used with Mosh or SSH as well.
And this is just the minimum. You can say that iCloud is also used by all other iDevices, even if you think like that, I picked up the cheapest options for the remote workstation and your data plan for the cellular connectivity.
There are certain options to minimize these costs. What do I mean by this? Here are a couple of questions:. Importing and editing my photos, writing blog posts note: this whole article was written on the iPad Pro , reading books, researching, etc.. All the ordinary stuff is very possible. On the coding side, I was able to develop, test and ship a new feature for Fixmie.
I have mixed feelings here. I had to use my iMac to finish my job. I really mean it. I agree with most of the people out there that iOS is still limiting in several ways. If you have made it so far, thanks for reading! Please let me know if you have any questions and feel free to share your thoughts.
If you have any questions or feedback, please feel free to share them with me on Twitter: fatih. However, the iPad has improved a lot and has two new ways of interactions that are now a first-class citizen in the iPad ecosystem: Apple Pencil Apple Smart Keyboard If you think about a second, with the touchscreen, you have three different ways of creating something new, and what to do is only left to our imagination.
Development I had a MacBook Pro Workstation setup There are several options to create your remote workstation. Let me start with some history: I started first creating a provisioning script and used Packer to create an image. Remote workstation first iteration So I ditched the image idea and started using Terraform by dynamically provisioning my droplet during or after the droplet creation.
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