AppRecs review analysis
AppRecs rating 4.5. Trustworthiness 65 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 31 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
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About Pocket Assembler
Start with free coding mode to unleash your creativity, or test your skills with 28 carefully crafted challenges that will guide you through more complex, real-world coding tasks.
▶ Free and feature-rich:
- Learn at your own pace with 7 introductory challenges, walking you through the fundamentals of assembly language programming.
- Comprehensive documentation and coding tips, so you can understand each operation and optimize your code with ease.
- Personalized coding experience with customizable editor themes and text size.
▶ Unlock More with Pocket Assembler Pro
Upgrade to Pocket Assembler Pro and elevate your coding journey:
- 21 extra challenges – Push your skills with advanced challenges that unlock new ways of thinking.
- Advanced instructions – Access upgraded commands like CMOV, XOR, XCHG, and ROL for deeper control.
- Custom execution speed and logging controls – Step through execution more slowly, or tailor log outputs to fit your style.
- Expanded instruction limit – Move from 1,000 instructions per program to a massive 10,000, perfect for building bigger, more complex projects.
You can choose to subscribe to Pocket Assembler Pro for $7.99 annually, renewing every year until cancelled. You can also buy lifetime access for a one-time purchase of $19.99.
▶ Get started now!
Ready to code like it’s 1975? Pocket Assembler brings the power of assembly to your pocket, with all the tools you need to program, learn, and excel. Download now and start coding like a pro!
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Reviews for Pocket Assembler
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Pretty Cool
I really enjoy stuff like this, reminds me of a zachlike game. The app is well made and intuitive, at least for me. However, there are a few points of contention I’ll just mention in the spirit of full transparency: 1. I’m sort of disappointed there isn’t a way to store programs or code snippets locally in the app, or even the ability to export a program to the file manager. Sure, you can just copy and paste, and I guess that’s sufficient because: 2. I’m don’t really expect to be spending much time in the app now that I’ve completed all the challenges. Granted, it did take 3 or 4 hours to do so from start to finish, but once the challenges are complete, the real challenge becomes coming up with a reason to stay in the app. This means that: 3. I’m finding it difficult to figure out any justification for the monthly subscription plan. Perhaps if there were a community of users uploading custom challenges to download, or any sort new content each month, or integration with leetcode or something, maybe it would make sense. I just don’t see there being enough users to warrant such a thing. That’s why I decided to just get lifetime pro just to support the dev.
Garudastone
A hidden gem!
I am teaching myself programming, and, on a lark, I did a search for an app to practice assembly. This one is perfect. The learning process is made into a game which makes it much less tedious to get through the lessons, and you benefit by getting hands-on experience right away. I highly recommend this app no matter what language(s) you plan on learning; the carry over is well worth the investment.
