What would you do if you are a programmer and have an ipad 2 ?

The question is clear I think;
What would you do if you are a programmer and have ipad 2
You can read programming books( pdf-s etc. )
Search a topic/code/something without sitting infront of any computer( 3G-wifi )
You can try/test your apps that you developed with ObjectiveC, html5 etc.
Just tell me your things, I think this article will be a "guide" for - programmers which have ipad
-Regards,
Orkan

Hello Dave,
Thank you very much for your reply. I tried to edit my question, but I think( or I can't find ) there is no post editing feature on this forum. Anyway; I'm a software developer and I don't know very well apple's platforms.
I used an ipod and now I'm using an ipad 2 - But I'm a .net( C# ) developer. [ and I hate object-c ]
I bought this ipad 2 because I want to view my pdf files all the time.
Besides that, What can I do with this ipad 2 as a sofware developer?
-Viewing computer/programming magazines with itunesU etc.
-Surfing webpages which are related on programming,
and then what ?
I want to explore the possibilities what can I do more with an ipad 2! ( based on programming )
An example: I discovered today;
There is a nice app ide which is working on ipad 2 > http://twolivesleft.com/Codea/
We (ms users) didn't see any ide like that before... This is different and nice to learn.
I'm asking these kind of possibilities...

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