I mostly use an M1 iPad Pro for personal use. I can get 90% of my personal work done on it, but not everything (e.g. I had to use my laptop for some tax filing work).
GitHub Codespaces works well enough to work on my blog but it’s not a replacement for the full dev environment I have on my laptop.
If you just had to pick one, I would go for the MacBook Air.
iPhone and iPad have replaced almost all of my personal computing needs. I still use a MacBook for a DAW to play guitar. I am traveling these days and the MacBook stayed home.
My work laptop is now an M1 MBP. It's working out fine (after a few Docker hiccups).
Yes, both for personal projects and at work. I write APIs in Go (and there's React on the UI side that talks to it). I use VS Code to develop and build as a Docker image.
At work the images are deployed on DC/OS, and for my personal projects I use Docker Compose.
The most difficult part (which isn't really that difficult) would probably be the actual deployment part, and that's not specific to Go.
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Great post! I started writing a Lisp interpreter in Go with the mal guide but switched to Norvig's (How to Write a (Lisp) Interpreter (in Python)) [0] since it was more approachable (IMO) as a Lisp beginner. I'm looking forward to writing a compiler next like the author.
