> I hate waiting for compilation and deployment so I designed Continuous to minimize those steps. It does this by eagerly compiling your code - never waiting for you to tell it when to start. It runs your code as soon as those compiles complete successfully and displays the results of that execution right next to your code. Now you can focus on the code and the results of that code instead of being distracted by all the silly machinery of a compiler and IDE.

I haven't bought it yet, but can you turn this off? I'm curious about battery usage statistics with and without this feature. One of my favorite aspects of my iPad is its battery life. If this significantly reduces it, I'd be quite sad.

(Though I do suppose the battery drain would depend on the frequency of changes and size of your codebase.)