When the console is docked, you can toggle to the console using CMD+J, but cannot use the shortcut to toggle back to the source (like you can when the console is not docked).

I have tried this using both betas on an iPad Air 2 with a BT keyboard and the iPad Pro with the Smart Keyboard.

@Webmaster4o Oh, I don't need/want it. I just wanted to make sure that it was removed and I don't have access to my mac at the moment to test it.

@Webmaster4o supposedly the rocket chat mobile apps have push notifications. Haven't tested this yet though.

@ccc I'm not sure why it is forcing to give access to all your contacts. I don't allow it access to mine and it never asks. I am running the beta app (I assume we are talking iOS), so maybe it's a bug they have fixed.

My email is [...] if you could add me to the slack team. (I will either edit or remove this post after I'm added, thanks.)

Also, if you could make me an admin, I will set up this app on heroku so that people don't have to post their emails publicly and anyone can join the team.

@ccc You are right that slack was built with internal company teams in mind.

Maybe we have different ideas of how slack would work for the community here. I see it as a way for more of the regular Pythonista users to chat and collaborate about the app or larger projects they are working on before sharing it on the forum where everyone can view it.

Of courses, the admin will be generous with inviting new users, but it won't be completely open to the public.

I also agree with you that it would be nice to use a google login with slack, but I can see why they chose not to include it, with users able to be a part of multiple teams. I think one of the paid versions lets you use a Google Apps account, but that's a different story.

@ccc I'm not sure that the https://pythonista.slack.com team is related to the app. I may be wrong, but I couldn't find any mention of someone setting up a slack team for the app in the forum, so that URL probably points to a different group of people. (Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.) Someone would need to register a pythonista-app (or something similar) team with slack (since you can't reuse team names and all).

I use slack at work and think it'd work great for the community here, but it is more of a closed system, requiring an invitation to join a team. Of course, anyone who wanted access could request it here and the admins/owners of the slack team (@omz and some other people probably) could send them an invite. I think it can be opened up where anyone can send invitations, but don't quote me on that.

@Webmaster4o I haven't looked at the git support in stash recently. Are you able to use ssh keypairs for authentication? That's the primary reason I moved to Working Copy initially.

MVC is a way of organizing an applications code base so that the data (model) and the presentation (view) layers are abstracted away from the logic (controller). Most how-to guides will typically use a web development example when explaining the MVC architecture.

Model refers to the data model and how it is updated. (Typically it is a wrapper around a database). For example, a person model would be a class with the variables first name, last name, age, etc and would include methods for getting and setting these components (as well as saving the data back to the database).

A View is how the data is displayed to the user. In Pythonista, this refers to the UI portion of the app (whether coded or build using the UI editor).

The Controllers handle event requests, contain the logic of the application, and determine how the models work together to make the application run, which in turn calls the views to display the data to the user.

I found an interesting link that tries to explain the concept of MVC using legos if that helps.

@Webmaster4o still adding people? My email is <deleted>.

Or Telegram. It is built for open communities and anyone can add anyone to the group without having to know their email or phone number. As long as they have a telegram handle.

When the console is docked, you can toggle to the console using CMD+J, but cannot use the shortcut to toggle back to the source (like you can when the console is not docked).

I have tried this using both betas on an iPad Air 2 with a BT keyboard and the iPad Pro with the Smart Keyboard.

@cappy Try this: https://gist.github.com/f1dfe29f99b7bf5b700b

I caught the KeyboardInterrupt in the threads just to keep it from printing the interrupt error message.

But the time.sleep(1) at the end keeps the main thread alive allowing the KeyboardInterrupt to kill the script. I tested this on my iPad (which has the same specs as yours) and was able to kill the script each time.

@Webmaster4o Oh, I don't need/want it. I just wanted to make sure that it was removed and I don't have access to my mac at the moment to test it.

@Webmaster4o I know this was an issue with previous versions of the template. If you look at the Pythonista-Tools github repo and download some of the apps in the apps store, you can close the app window.

@omz Has the 2 finger slide down gesture to close the Pythonista script been removed from the template? It doesn't appear to be working directly in Pythonista anymore. (This may have been addressed already, but I can't seem to find anything about it being removed).

Thanks for this! The instructions are very thorough also. It is much appreciated.

@Webmaster4o supposedly the rocket chat mobile apps have push notifications. Haven't tested this yet though.