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None of the article's points is relevant. 1. Function keys were a convenience. You can map ESC to other physical keys. 2. 16GB RAM and processor are fine, if
by cerrelio 10y ago
None of the article's points is relevant.
1. Function keys were a convenience. You can map ESC to other physical keys.
2. 16GB RAM and processor are fine, if you're still able to fit your processing in that configuration. Otherwise you're probably using a laptop as a terminal to a computing cluster (AWS/cloud/etc), which have more computing power and memory than an Apple warehouse.
3. Who cares what people on Twitter are saying.
The MacBook Pro was never meant to be a developer's machine. Any developer with half a brain knows there are more configurable and cheaper laptops out there. MBP is mostly for conspicuous consumption.
- overgard 10y agoWell, at my last two jobs my work computer was a macbook pro, and my current job it's a macbook pro. So, three separate employers seem to disagree with you.