I’ve had it suggested that wikipython could be much higher rated by Chrome and Edge if it was mobile friendly.  We elect instead, to be computer (not phone) user and programmer friendly and due to the concise, dense nature of the content found here, we can’t have it both ways.

A lot of folks access this site while they are programming and mostly that is done while on a computer. A programmer needing to recall, for example, the operator for “floor” or truncated division could turn to his cell phone and  spend 10 minutes trying to scroll through pages of broken up, mobile-friendly, pieces of Toolbox #1. Or, he/she could open wikipython in a new window, click on “TB1 VPro701 pages 1 & 2” and in 15 seconds he or she has all the number tools and operators staring back.

That’s my story and I’m sticking to it like glue – but I’m not stuck to it with SUPERglue, so…

… most importantly, I would like to know what you think.  Thanks.

oakey.john@yahoo.com