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   - name: David Windham
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 We’ve moved into our guest bedroom downstairs because we’re renovating upstairs. I’m now starting my mornings in the den instead of my office where it's warmer next to the fireplace and my [iPad](/docs/computers/lisa) is my go to lap device. Since I’ve noticed that I get a good bit of traffic to the first post I ever made about working with [VSCode on my iPad](/posts/vscode-ipad/) , I figured I should follow up with a bit more detailed information for any of you out there looking to do the same. Although I’ve got a laptop, my iPad pro, magic keyboard, & pencil is just more comfortable in bed, on the couch, or on the road.  My laptop is kinda my reserve development machine, so I really don’t like the odds of spilling coffee on it or dropping it somewhere. Up until recently, I mostly used my iPad as an input device… you know watching movies in hotels, reading emails, and surfing Reddit. Now that I’ve got it out all the time, I’ve discovered some really nice ways of using it more for the 'O' in I/O[^1].
 
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