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Mobile Development Guides

These guides are for developers evaluating how to work from a phone or tablet without reducing the job to a disconnected terminal or text editor. They are written around decisions and workflows, not just product features. Subscribe via RSS.

Choose the right mobile development setup

GuideWhat it helps you decide
Best Mobile IDEsWhich capabilities matter when mobile work includes code, terminal, Git and AI
Best SSH ClientsWhether you need a terminal client or an SSH-based development workspace
How to Code From iPadA practical workflow for iPad, SSH projects and Git review
Claude Code From PhoneHow to keep an SSH-based Claude Code workflow reviewable from a phone
Codex From PhoneHow to use a remote Codex workflow alongside editor, terminal and Git context
Termius vs Blink vs NimoteCodeHow terminal-first and workspace-first approaches serve different jobs

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From the build log

Personal notes on building NimoteCode and what mobile software development looks like in 2026.

PostTopic
Why I Decided to Build a Mobile IDE Instead of Another AI App · Jun 9Why a mobile IDE is an AI-native workflow, not a scaled-down editor
SSH + Mobile Coding Is Still Broken, So I Built My Own IDE · Jun 11The gap in today's mobile coding tools and the workspace principle
Why Existing Flutter Code Editors Broke Down · Jun 11Editor as infrastructure: text rendering vs an editor core
Is Local Heavy Compilation Dead? · Jun 12The rise of remote, agent-assisted mobile development
I Built a Mobile IDE With ~90% AI-Generated Code · Jun 20What AI accelerates and what still takes months
Agent Design is Bounded Optimization, Not Intelligence · Jul 5Agents, constraints and termination in practice
Can an AI Agent Really Code From a Phone? · Aug 30A live agent demo inside an SSH workspace

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