DevTerminal
A macOS terminal with a Run button that knows your project
38 followers
A macOS terminal with a Run button that knows your project
38 followers
DevTerminal is a normal macOS terminal (your shell, your config) where every tab knows what project it's in. ⌘R in an Android app installs it on your phone and streams logcat. In an iOS app it launches in the Simulator or on your iPhone. Spring Boot, Next.js, Flutter, React Native, Rust, Go, Django, Rails and more just work. Run output sits under your shell, so Claude Code keeps the tab. $39 once, no subscription.
running on a physical iphone without having it plugged in every time would be huge, wireless debugging always feels flaky for me in xcode
@jaewon_seo Thanks for the suggestion. You know it is even worst on Android, hope I can solve it for both of them
the pitch holds up right until the moment you need to set a breakpoint. for a lot of people the reason the four IDEs stay open isn't the run button, it's that occasionally you need to stop execution and inspect a variable, and that's a debugger attached to the build, not a shell your run output lands in. when that moment hits, does DevTerminal hand off to lldb/jdb in a usable way, or is pulling up the real IDE still part of the workflow for that one case? if it's the latter, the honest claim is closer to "skip the IDE for most of your run cycles" rather than "replace the IDEs," which is still a real win, just a narrower one than the headline suggests.
@galdayan Noted, this is a version 1 which I use everyday. I don't debug anymore since AI writes and tests all the code. I can do some user research and add the ability to make the file to be debugged pop-up in a window.
Thanks for the feedback