Super ACE Emulator!
Der Jupiter ACE Emulator ist echt super gemacht, oben mit dem Bildschirm, in der Mitte mit dem Gehäuse und der Tastatur und unten mit dem Handbuch! So kann man die Beispiele im Buch echt gut nachvollziehen!
Einziger Kritikpunkt ist die Tastaturabfrage - manchmal wird einen Tastendruck ungewollt wiederholt, was vor allem beim Löschen störend ist, wenn man z.B. nur ein Zeichen löschen will und dann gleich mehrere gelöscht werden.
Schön wären auch Cursor (Pfeil-) Tasten die man direkt ohne Shift erreichen könnte.
Einziger Kritikpunkt ist die Tastaturabfrage - manchmal wird einen Tastendruck ungewollt wiederholt, was vor allem beim Löschen störend ist, wenn man z.B. nur ein Zeichen löschen will und dann gleich mehrere gelöscht werden.
Schön wären auch Cursor (Pfeil-) Tasten die man direkt ohne Shift erreichen könnte.
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iPad Pro keyboard repeats too fast
App looks good (got it practice Forth while I refurb a real one), but the too rapid repeat makes typing anything so annoying I’ve given up.
A good forth for the iPad
It is good that there is a good forth for the iPad.
A little better with each revision
9 Apr 2018
I could not continue my chain of reviews ... it always happens with updates. Edward Patel is back and working through some of the “annoying” issues with his Jupiter Ace emulator on iOS, in particular with the app on iPad Pro 12.9 in. devices.
Results now show up on scrolled down screen. Manipulation of screen and keyboard still remains very awkward. It would be better to just have a static screen of the entire surface of the Jupiter Ace and to use the traditional gear type icon for settings and question mark icon for the help section (which is really good).
The second thing which either needs to be dumped altogether or made a user option to disable is the key repeat. It is just too “sensitive” and becomes very annoying very quickly.
There were obvious user interface annoyances on the Jupiter Ace; but, the app should attempt to clean up those problems. While I laud the effort to bring back a piece of history and nostalgia, I echo what some user’s have said, there needs to be a good Forth interpreter written for iOS that adheres to the language standard and does not emulate past devices.
I still want to love this app and will continue to monitor and test improvements though ... so keep the improvements coming.
I could not continue my chain of reviews ... it always happens with updates. Edward Patel is back and working through some of the “annoying” issues with his Jupiter Ace emulator on iOS, in particular with the app on iPad Pro 12.9 in. devices.
Results now show up on scrolled down screen. Manipulation of screen and keyboard still remains very awkward. It would be better to just have a static screen of the entire surface of the Jupiter Ace and to use the traditional gear type icon for settings and question mark icon for the help section (which is really good).
The second thing which either needs to be dumped altogether or made a user option to disable is the key repeat. It is just too “sensitive” and becomes very annoying very quickly.
There were obvious user interface annoyances on the Jupiter Ace; but, the app should attempt to clean up those problems. While I laud the effort to bring back a piece of history and nostalgia, I echo what some user’s have said, there needs to be a good Forth interpreter written for iOS that adheres to the language standard and does not emulate past devices.
I still want to love this app and will continue to monitor and test improvements though ... so keep the improvements coming.
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Response from developer
Sorry you had some problems. It was already 3 years old when you tested it. Try now, I just updated it this weekend. Have fun! Cheers. Also, looks like I should mention how to drag the screen down. Please see this https://youtu.be/-2LUG2X1nSg where I show how it works from a cold install. Cheers.
No native Forth so far.
That's the only Forth for iOS.
