Ask HN: Does any Developer has already experience with the Apple M1?
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Don't have access to one, but I've seen people using XCode and VSCode in videos/posts (VSCode via Rossetta iirc). XCode was reported to be much faster in compiling (also someone compiled Rust and reported it as 2x as fast as in their Intel Mac).
> Also very important, Virtualization. - What did you tried? - Which road blocks occur? - Is a form of Bootcamp available?
Parallels and VMWare was announced support. Not sure if they already have it out, but Parallels was demoed during WWDC running Linux-on-ARM. Docker also made an announcement that it's coming soon.
> Also very important, Virtualization. - What did you tried? - Which road blocks occur? - Is a form of Bootcamp available?
Parallels and VMWare was announced support. Not sure if they already have it out, but Parallels was demoed during WWDC running Linux-on-ARM. Docker also made an announcement that it's coming soon.
That's why a personally hands-on, is so important. Most of the review sites / videos just mentioned that. But how does is work for a real developer, not a reviewer or journalist. :)
> Parallels and VMWare was announced support.
This still leaves a big question mark. What is supported and how far can you go with it. Things you can only say if you tried it once.
> Parallels and VMWare was announced support.
This still leaves a big question mark. What is supported and how far can you go with it. Things you can only say if you tried it once.
Also very important, Virtualization. - What did you tried? - Which road blocks occur? - Is a form of Bootcamp available?