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I'd definitely recommend running React/ES6 stack in a VM - I'm using a Windows machine at my current contract, and everything is so much slower when running nat
by whostolemyhat 10y ago
I'd definitely recommend running React/ES6 stack in a VM - I'm using a Windows machine at my current contract, and everything is so much slower when running natively compared with in a VM.
Things like starting up PhantomJS to run tests takes 2-3 minutes when running in Windows, rather than a few seconds on a Linux VM on the same machine. I get the impression that Windows seems to be a second-class target for a lot of front-end tools, so while they'll probably work, just won't work as well.